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As long as decoding is fast I don't see a problem. I would love to spend substantially more time encoding to get a better size/quality output, and I'm sure most
by nnnnnnnn 14y ago
As long as decoding is fast I don't see a problem. I would love to spend substantially more time encoding to get a better size/quality output, and I'm sure most mass-media distributors feel the same way.
- glhaynes 14y agoIt would be interesting if we ever ended up in a situation where compression is so expensive that only studios/distributors are able to throw the kind of CPU power at the problem that's needed to do it in a reasonable amount of time. I'm sure they wouldn't mind consumers being faced with having to spend 2x as much storage/bandwidth for unauthorized versions (or get less quality in the same file size). Though I'd bet such a state would only serve to spur distributed encoding schemes to ramp up…