OpenMAX DL 1.0.2 specification, release notes, and header files are available in the Khronos Registry.All implementations should aim to match this version for interoperability. OpenMAX DL 1.0.2 includes clarifications and corrections to the previous version (1.0.1). OpenMAX DL (Development Layer) APIs contains a comprehensive set of audio, video and imaging functions that can be implemented and optimized on new CPUs, hardware engines, and DSPs and then used for a wide range of accelerated codec functionality such as MPEG-4, H.264, MP3, AAC and JPEG. Because this sample is not being actively maintained and the conformance tests may evolve over time in subsequent revisions, it is possible that this sample will not pass all base profile conformance tests in the future. Although it passed OpenMax conformance tests at the time of publication, this code does not mandate how OpenMax should be implemented it is simply one example of how OpenMax may be implemented. OpenMax IL component sample This source code is provided as a sample implementation of a base-profile OpenMax IL component.The OpenMAX IL 1.1.2 specification and header files are available in the Khronos Registry.
The OpenMAX IL (Integration Layer) API defines a standardized media component interface to enable developers and platform providers to integrate and communicate with multimedia codecs implemented in hardware or software. The OpenMAX AL 1.0.1 specification and header files are available in the Khronos Registry.OpenMAX AL includes the ability to create and control player and recorder objects and to connect them to configurable inputs and output objects including content readers/writers, audio inputs and outputs, display windows, cameras, analog radios, LEDs, and vibra devices. OpenMAX AL is a royalty-free, cross platform open standard for accelerating the capture, and presentation of audio, video, and images in multimedia applications on embedded and mobile devices. The OpenMAX AL 1.1 specification and header files are available in the Khronos Registry.
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