Gabriel Eilertsen

This is unfortunately a problem, as the code is quite old by now. I haven't had time to port it to TF2 yet. Perhaps it would be reasonably easy to...

I will see if I can update the code to work with TF2, or even port to PyTorch, but it will probably take some time before I can focus on...

Hi, and sorry for the late reply. So it seems like the library compiles ok, but it cannot be copied to your local/lib? Does libluma_encoder.so exist in the build directory?...

Luma HDRv is mainly targeted for Unix systems. However, it should be fully possible to compile under Windows too, since all dependencies can be resolved. However, I'm afraid that Windows...

Hi! Yes, VPX is slow. With the latest version, that I included in the repository, I think it is supposed to be faster than using earlier versions. However, it still...

Hi. What version of vpx is provided by the Ubuntu repo? I'm using Fedora 25 and vpx v1.6.1 which is no problems. Is the problem related to the known issue...

I can try to see if it's possible. But it could potentially also be not only about version, but how vpx is compiled, e.g. if it is compiled without support...

Hi. Difficult to say what the problem might be without more information. Have you run the 'make install' command? If not, you need to run the application from within the...

Difficult to say what the problem is without further information. Has the image_lib library been built during compile time, but cannot be opened to link against? I have not tested...

The problem seems to be that a dynamic library is created (image_lib.dll), but the linker is looking for the static library (image_lib.lib). I am not very familiar with Visual Studio,...