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MJPEG is a common encoding format for computer vision cameras. The artifacts associated with inter-frame compression is perfectly tolerable for humans, but it c
by jdietrich 9y ago
MJPEG is a common encoding format for computer vision cameras. The artifacts associated with inter-frame compression is perfectly tolerable for humans, but it can completely stymie a lot of CV applications. High-efficiency video codecs rely on motion prediction to reduce file size - fine for watching Game of Thrones, but a disaster if you're a motion tracking algorithm.
Given the target market for this chip, it's a perfectly logical and highly useful feature.
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