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I'm really excited about Daala, in ways that VP8 and VP9 never excited me—VP8 seemed like a damaged version of MPEG4. Although it looks like MPEG4 will be "goo
by dietrichepp 12y ago
I'm really excited about Daala, in ways that VP8 and VP9 never excited me—VP8 seemed like a damaged version of MPEG4. Although it looks like MPEG4 will be "good enough" for the web for a long time to come, it seems like HEVC development is weighed down by some perverse incentives.
See this post from "Diary Of An x264 Developer" in 2010: http://x264dev.multimedia.cx/archives/360 http://x264dev.multimedia.cx/archives/360
Meanwhile, Opus came along and outperformed HE-AAC, which makes me think that more good things are going to come from open standards.
- TD-Linux 12y agoIf you haven't looked at in a while, you should try VP9 again. It is much faster, especially if you try the new 1.4.0 release candidate. Also keep in mind that MPEG 4 includes two separate video codecs, ASP and AVC, with wildly different performance.