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by kierank 8y ago
Uh, there's a whole world of Open Source out there beyond cloud-related tools and JS libraries.
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MPEG-G: the ugly(datageekdom.blogspot.com)
149 points by kierank 8y ago|40 comments
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A Look at the BBC UHD Encoder in 2018(obe.tv)
36 points by kierank 8y ago|10 comments
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by kierank 8y ago
Conveniently those requirements exactly matched the buffers of legacy FPGA designs. Funny that.
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by kierank 8y ago
Except for minor services such as Verisign's DNS which uses netmap, sure.
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by kierank 8y ago
Your employer amongst other dinosaur hardware manufacturers is also making this a nightmare to implement in software because of the tiny packet burst requirements (40us). My team will spend thousands of man hours and our servers will waste
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by kierank 8y ago
Lots of people missing the point in this discussion, the goal of this is to send Uncompressed video over closed IP networks in a studio for example. I talked about some of the problems at Demuxed last year (referencing BBC R&D's wo
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by kierank 8y ago
Yes, in my company we generate and receive uncompressed video in software and get to these kinds of bandwidths from a couple of servers running dual 100GbE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4L5xEXXlas
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by kierank 9y ago
Open Media track
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by kierank 9y ago
Yeah, sorry about that, that site's getting replaced soon.
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Demuxed 2017 Talks(youtube.com)
2 points by kierank 9y ago|0 comments
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by kierank 9y ago
Yes, easily possible with Infiniband but quite complex with Ethernet.
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by kierank 9y ago
I'm sure many of them have done interesting things. But the area I write software on in broadcast has a large number of these engineers holding back progress, most of whom are close to retirement age and now have heavy influence in sta
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by kierank 9y ago
Still selling overpriced broadcast hardware of course and trying as hard as they can to make sure software can't enter their market.
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by kierank 9y ago
People to write code instead of sitting on their high horse. That and performance as good as c, not c-like, not selective benchmarks, not other nonsense.
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Optimising and Modernising FFmpeg’s IDCT – Part 2(obe.tv)
1 points by kierank 9y ago|0 comments
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AAC's noise coding(pars.ee)
4 points by kierank 9y ago|0 comments
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by kierank 9y ago
Does this have AVX-512 available?
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by kierank 10y ago
This is similar to what the Wifibroadcast people are doing to make low-cost First-person-video from drones: https://befinitiv.wordpress.com/wifibroadcast-analog-like-tr...
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by kierank 10y ago
The Dolphin systems seem more expensive than just buying 4U servers.
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by kierank 10y ago
If there are any reasonably-priced ways of doing this especially with more PCIe lanes please let me know. In my experience it's often easier to just buy more motherboards and CPUs than invest in PCIe expansion.
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by kierank 10y ago
We have problems with signal integrity on cheap risers and ribbon cables.
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by kierank 10y ago
Are these E5-skylakes?
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Automating mundane things in a startup(obe.tv)
2 points by kierank 10y ago|0 comments
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by kierank 10y ago
Please let me know what you do when you have filter overshoots or undershoots in full range. Limited range is there for good reason.
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Unified unit testing of physical and IP video interfaces(obe.tv)
2 points by kierank 10y ago|0 comments
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Towards crashless multimedia playback(medium.com)
3 points by kierank 10y ago|1 comments
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Conditional variable with futex(remlab.net)
2 points by kierank 10y ago|0 comments
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by kierank 11y ago
Why not use something more advanced like LDPC instead of basic XOR (unless I'm missing a trick)?
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Format-Ion: Video Playback Errors in Beyoncé’s Latest Music Video(ablwr.github.io)
2 points by kierank 11y ago|0 comments

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