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> Therefore, the VideoLAN, VLC and FFmpeg communities have started to work on a new decoder Is there a need to seperate VideoLAN and VLC? Anyway nice progress
by BlackLotus89 8y ago
> Therefore, the VideoLAN, VLC and FFmpeg communities have started to work on a new decoder
Is there a need to seperate VideoLAN and VLC?
Anyway nice progress, didn't expect such good results so soon.
My main question right now is what the slowest system is on which AV1 is still playable. I know that older CPU and ARM optimizations are on the horizon (On the other platforms, SSE and ARM assembly will follow very quickly, and we're already as fast on ARMv8.), but I'm curious if my raspberry pi/odroid will ever be able to play 1080p AV1 Videos.
- jbk 8y ago> Is there a need to seperate VideoLAN and VLC? Yes, the community are not joint. VideoLAN has numerous people not working on VLC. > Raspberry pi/odroid will ever be able to play 1080p AV1 Videos. rPi? no. Recent o-Droid, yes.