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Doesn't that describe anything that isn't h.264 Yeah probably - ask the Theora guys how hard its been ;-) The upside is that it could very much, out of necess
by mikeryan 16y ago
Doesn't that describe anything that isn't h.264
Yeah probably - ask the Theora guys how hard its been ;-) The upside is that it could very much, out of necessity, drive some considerable advancement in video compression algorithms.
- sitmack 16y agoh.264 doesn't have a patent cliff. The move from mpeg1->2->4 has been one of gradual refinement. Like the move from 1 pixel to .5 pixel motion estimation. We should be using a layered codec so those ridiculous patents can be folded in as they expire.
- gorog 16y agoWe already have wavelet codecs like Dirac, which are quite exotic compared to MPEG4 / VP8 / Theora.