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mdk-sdk

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About mdk-sdk

The mdk-sdk is a multimedia development kit designed for video playback and processing across various platforms. It supports a wide range of codecs and rendering APIs, making it suitable for integrating video playback into applications using different GUI toolkits or frameworks.

The kit includes hardware-accelerated decoders and supports professional codecs like HAP, Blackmagic RAW, and R3D. It also features HDR display metadata passthrough and Dolby Vision rendering, catering to high-quality video playback needs.

Key features

  • Cross-platform support for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and more
  • Hardware-accelerated decoders for all supported platforms
  • Zero-copy GPU rendering with support for OpenGL, D3D11, D3D12, Vulkan, and Metal
  • HDR display metadata passthrough and tone mapping
  • Dolby Vision rendering support including Profile 5
  • Professional codec support for HAP, Blackmagic RAW, and R3D
  • Subtitle rendering for ass, plain text, bitmap, and closed caption formats
  • Smart FFmpeg runtime with dynamic loading and binary compatibility

Download v0.37.0

Jun 30, 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Is mdk-sdk free?
Yes. mdk-sdk is free and open-source software.
Which platforms does mdk-sdk support?
mdk-sdk provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Android.
What is the latest version of mdk-sdk?
The latest version is v0.37.0, released on Jun 30, 2026.
What platforms does mdk-sdk support?
mdk-sdk supports Windows (x86, arm), UWP, Linux, macOS, Android, OpenHarmony, iOS, tvOS, visionOS, Raspberry Pi, and RockChip.
How can I install mdk-sdk?
mdk-sdk can be installed via CMake, Qt qmake, CocoaPods, or NuGet, depending on the platform and development environment.
What rendering APIs are supported?
The kit supports OpenGL, D3D11, D3D12, Vulkan, and Metal rendering, with or without user-provided context.
Is mdk-sdk open source?
Yes, mdk-sdk is open source, and its modules and dependencies are available on GitHub.

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