If you are asking whether MS provides MPEG2 decoder in a box, the answer is
no. There are plenty of legal hurdles that prevent them from doing it
(patents and such.)
Athough there are a number of companies out there who make high quality
DirectShow compliant MPEG2 decoders that you can use. If you want to write
your own, good luck. Just make sure that you know what it takes.
— Max.
Subject: Question on MPEG2 Trans Stream!
From: “Varadan Venkatesh”
>Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2002 15:12:04 +0530
>X-Message-Number: 6
>
>Hello Everybody,
>
>I have a question regarding MPEG2 transport streams. Do
>we have an MPEG2 decoder on windows?
>The DirectShow SDK documentation says
>(section: MPEG-2 Support in DirectShow)
>
>
>DirectShow does not provide any MPEG-2 decoders. DirectShow-compatible
>MPEG-2
>audio and video decoders that accept MPEG-2 Packetized Elementary Streams
>(PES)
>are required for use
>with the MPEG-2 Splitter filter.
>
>Does this imply that we have to write our own decoder that connects with
>the
>output pin of MPEG2 Demux (in Windows
>XP MPEG2 splitter is replaced by MPEG2 Demux)
>
>Any pointers on this will be highly appreciated
>
>Warm regards
>Venky
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