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Add MPEG-2 and H.263+ codec negotiation - #175
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This PR adds legacy codec (MPEG-2 and H.263+) selection. I'm hoping to add this to improve performance of my original Xbox Moonlight client. With the older CPU these formats are much faster to decode than H264. I also saw someone working on a PSP Moonlight client and I believe they would benefit from using these codecs as well.
I opted to use H.263+ only and omit H.263 because H.263 forces specific resolutions, while H.263+ can be used on custom resolutions. Besides that limitation, I believe there is not much difference between them.