DGAVCDec was designed to work like DGMPGDec. First you index your AVC/H.264 elementary (raw) or transport stream using DGAVCIndex and then you make an Avisynth script to frame serve the video.

Limitations:

· Only AVC/H.264 elementary (raw) and transport streams can be opened (no MP4 files). Only one file can be opened at a time.
· Fast random access requires frequent IDR frames or recovery point SEIs.
· DGAVCDec uses libavcodec.dll, so if that library cannot handle a stream properly, then DGAVCDec also will not handle it properly. The popular VLC player also uses the same code, so you can test your stream there to see if any problem encountered is due to libavcodec.dll or to DGAVCDec. The reality is that, as of today, libavcodec.dll has problems with several types of streams, and we will have to wait for it to become more mature.
· POC order types other than 0 are not yet supported.
· AAC LATM/LOAS audio is not yet supported.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Fixed a bug that caused DGAVCIndex to miss frames in the bitstream when indexing. This could cause DGAVCDecode to omit frames.