Emily Bowman

Opus doesn't guarantee starting or ending on exactly zero, nor does any major codec, though testing shows Opus is closer than AAC in this case. What it does guarantee, unlike...

I confirmed the issue myself before my first comment, it's definitely there. The difference is small but in audio small is audible, amplified enough. Actually, I extended the audio by...

It makes sense, I've been using and following Opus for years and never even heard of NONTHREADSAFE_PSEUDOSTACK. Probably _not_ as well-tested as more common configurations. Can you throw a specific...

Looking at the callouts on a few different pages, the one that stands out most to me is that args are never promoted for varargs. What if you call opus_encoder_ctl...

This is the essential algorithm, which has been extended to exp(2) and the other non-linear functions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root . You can get more insight into the process of generating the exact...

That it works at all is mostly an accident; libheif doesn't support image sequences currently.

The thing is, why heif when you have mp4? I personally would like to see it because layering static (or even separately moving) areas over a moving image is so...

Although the H.265 spec says to ignore it because it INSISTS you use MPEG2 chroma for 4:2:2 and not JPEG, if the plan is to support JPEG anyway for ease...

x265 is dual licensed for a reason: When you buy a commercial license for x265, Multicoreware will deal with the licensing, and certify and indemnify you against patent claims, as...

Any use of the HEVC (and H.264) hardware encoder and decoder is covered. Anything else, a software implementation like x265 or ffmpeg, wouldn't be, even on the same platform, so...