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You are right. Also computer power tends to increase pretty fast and get cheaper all the time. Also the software at this stage is likely not optimised for encod
by hristov 17y ago
You are right. Also computer power tends to increase pretty fast and get cheaper all the time. Also the software at this stage is likely not optimised for encoding speed. Also, that software was likely to have a lot of debugging flags, etc.
- Kovensky 17y ago> Also computer power tends to increase pretty fast and get cheaper all the time. The spec is being written now. The encoder needs to be tested and evaluated now. There's no point in doing it now if we'll have to wait 10 years until CPUs can be used for testing whatever you make. > Also, that software was likely to have a lot of debugging flags, etc. It was released in source form, so those are easily disabled / removed.