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So, here ist your comment with the grain removed (quote -> GTP summary -> GTP re-expanded to original length): > Removing film grain significantly improves com
by masswerk 3y ago
So, here ist your comment with the grain removed (quote -> GTP summary -> GTP re-expanded to original length):
> Removing film grain significantly improves compression efficiency, resulting in reduced streaming costs.
Why didn't you word it like this in the first place? (Mind the compression efficiency: 18 bytes improvement over the original, 109 bytes versus 117 bytes gzipped.)
;-)
- SushiHippie 3y agoDo you mabye mean "GPT"?
- masswerk 3y agoYes. Anyway, what is more important to preserve: artistic choices made according to the medium (which importantly includes the kind of film stock for any movie) or bandwidth? And, if it's all about bandwidth, why do a high definition version, in the first place, and not stick to the low-bandwidth, but high fidelity 2K transfer?
- op00to 3y agoI like to waste other people’s time, 5 seconds at a time. :)