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Commit e5e48461 authored by Abhisek Devkota's avatar Abhisek Devkota
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Remove VideoEditor config

Change-Id: Id1ff902a4bcab23fb61f6e7edf9c6d71e75a702d
parent 06c31800
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<!ELEMENT AudioDecoderCap EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST AudioDecoderCap name (wma) #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST AudioDecoderCap enabled (true|false) #REQUIRED>
<!ELEMENT VideoEditorCap EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST VideoEditorCap maxInputFrameWidth CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST VideoEditorCap maxInputFrameHeight CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST VideoEditorCap maxOutputFrameWidth CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST VideoEditorCap maxOutputFrameHeight CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST VideoEditorCap maxPrefetchYUVFrames CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ELEMENT ExportVideoProfile EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST ExportVideoProfile name (h264|h263|m4v) #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST ExportVideoProfile profile CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST ExportVideoProfile level CDATA #REQUIRED>
]>
<!--
     This file is used to declare the multimedia profiles and capabilities
@@ -390,39 +380,4 @@
    -->
    <VideoDecoderCap name="wmv" enabled="false"/>
    <AudioDecoderCap name="wma" enabled="false"/>

    <!--
        The VideoEditor Capability configuration:
        - maxInputFrameWidth: maximum video width of imported video clip.
        - maxInputFrameHeight: maximum video height of imported video clip.
        - maxOutputFrameWidth: maximum video width of exported video clip.
        - maxOutputFrameHeight: maximum video height of exported video clip.
        - maxPrefetchYUVFrames: maximum prefetch YUV frames for encoder,
        used to limit the amount of memory for prefetched YUV frames.
        For this platform, it allows maximum 30MB(3MB per 1080p frame x 10
        frames) memory.
    -->
    <VideoEditorCap  maxInputFrameWidth="1920"
        maxInputFrameHeight="1080" maxOutputFrameWidth="1920"
        maxOutputFrameHeight="1080" maxPrefetchYUVFrames="10"/>
    <!--
        The VideoEditor Export codec profile and level values
        correspond to the values in OMX_Video.h.
        E.g. for h264, profile value 1 means OMX_VIDEO_AVCProfileBaseline
        and  level 4096 means OMX_VIDEO_AVCLevel41.
        Please note that the values are in decimal.
        These values are for video encoder.
    -->
    <!--
      Codec = h.264, Baseline profile, level 4.0
    -->
    <ExportVideoProfile name="h264" profile= "1" level="2048"/>
    <!--
      Codec = h.263, Baseline profile, level 70
    -->
    <ExportVideoProfile name="h263" profile= "1" level="128"/>
    <!--
      Codec = mpeg4, Simple profile, level 5
    -->
    <ExportVideoProfile name="m4v" profile= "1" level="128"/>
</MediaSettings>