CoreAVC

CoreAVC is a proprietary H.264 decoder, which is developed by core codec.

In 2006 he was one of the fastest software decoder so that it even comes close to some hardware - based decoder. This makes it possible to play on computers with less power low -resolution AVC video, and higher resolution on computers with more power. CoreAVC supports all H.264 Profiles except for 4:2:2 and 4:4:4.

CoreAVC is part of CorePlayer Multimedia Framework.

Platform independence

In 2008, the decoders for a variety of platforms has been ported. Currently, Windows, Mac OS X and Linux are supported, as well as embedded systems PalmOS, Symbian, Windows CE and Windows Mobile, the Linux version is available only to OEMs.

CoreAVC runs on 32 - and 64 -bit x86 and PPC ( along with Altivec support), ARM9, ARM11 and MIPS. In terms of graphics processors are Intel 2700G, ATI Imageon, Marvell Monahan, and ( limited) Qualcomm QTV support.

Nvidia CUDA support

On 10 February 2009 CoreCodec CoreAVC released an update with support for Nvidia CUDA. CUDA makes it possible with certain Nvidia graphics cards to accelerate the decoding.