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by slhck 10y ago
Darktable [1] is actually a "not too bad" alternative to Lightroom if you get used to the workflow. [1]: http://www.darktable.org/
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by slhck 10y ago
By "webp", you mean VP9? But yes, it's generally Google forcing their own products, just like what they're doing with YouTube, where you also get VP9 on Chrome and H.264 on Firefox.
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by slhck 10y ago
Not all of them, at least. There are some restrictions with regard to profiles and levels that are supported (i.e. bells and whistles that the codec can use).
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by slhck 10y ago
I think this is absolutely acceptable. Automatic updates are generally useful. I guess the only aspect to improve from a usability perspective would be making users aware of the fact that something is being downloaded in the background – th
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by slhck 10y ago
dezoomify [1] does all that for most common tileset formats. [1]: https://github.com/lovasoa/dezoomify
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by slhck 11y ago
I haven't done or seen any tests, but I suppose if you require VBR and/or HE-AAC support, go for libfdk, otherwise for bitrates ~128k or higher, use the internal AAC encoder.
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by slhck 11y ago
There will be a proper news release on the homepage soon, I suppose.
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by slhck 11y ago
libfdk historically always was a bit better and supports VBR properly. See also: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/AAC
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by slhck 13y ago
This is a predefined piece of text that can be inserted by moderators at their discretion. It's used for popular questions regardless of the actual referrer—although Reddit probably makes up a huge part for popular posts.