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I think your technology would be useful for restoring old animated videos. Plus it would be useful for The catchy intro animations used on startups to demonstra
by acd 6y ago
I think your technology would be useful for restoring old animated videos. Plus it would be useful for The catchy intro animations used on startups to demonstrate their technology.
Also would be nice to use when you have bad internet connection speed to watch e-learning material animations.
For e-learning you may need a hybrid M3u like Playlist approach with video for the presenter and vector graphics for the screen casts.
Manga videos would probably also compress well.
Children animated videos.
What if you would reduce the color space vectorize of ordinary video to for example 8 colors and smooth out the noise to make large flat surfaces could you compress it with vectors?
- kevingadd 6y agoThe average anime or children's cartoon won't compress well with this approach unless it's authored with it in mind - if you look at the average anime episode it's full of raster effects, layered gradients, 3d perspective, and mixed in 3DCG. Worse still the anime is typically sent to the broadcaster in an already-lossy format so the vectorizer will have to handle macroblocking and noise. Here are two random screen captures from anime airing this season: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EdP8gc4WAAAbkWy?format=jpg&name=large https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EdP8gc4WAAAbkWy?format=jpg&name=... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EdPwGmyXoAIjlGw?format=jpg&name=large https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EdPwGmyXoAIjlGw?format=jpg&name=... Suffice it to say that vectorizing this content would be difficult and the vector representation wouldn't be particularly small.