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8 months
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almost 2 years
ago.
Mar 05, 2022 — Mar 05, 2023
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First compilation of movtar_unify.
madmac
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over 24 years ago
Added hierarchical sub-sampling search. Now first search 4*4 and then uses the results of this to seed the 2*2 search.
wackston
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over 24 years ago
Introduced experimental coefficient magnitude based quantisation/ bit-rate control (so far so good, but early days).
wackston
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over 24 years ago
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over 24 years ago
MMX1 code for interpolated distance calculations (added late as debugging and testing incomplete earlier)
wackston
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over 24 years ago
After climbing the wall trying to find one corrupt frame in a huge .avi I was compressing to MPEG (probably due to a buffer over-run when the file-server went off and did its own thing for a bit...) I have now modified readpic.c to give warnings but not crash if a dud frame is encountered. In this case mpeg2enc now simply re-uses the previous frame to keep things reasonably invisible.
wackston
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over 24 years ago
Relaxed constraints on audio buffering to allow use with less flexible sound-cards. Code now permits only simple double-buffering (2 frags) and bugger (frag) sizes of only 4096. The drivers for some modern PCI cards don't like delivering the larger (8192 byte) frags and 8 buffers demanded by the original code. Added code to run audio capture as a X/Open real-time thread rather than as a seperate ordinary process. This should obviate the need for so many / such large frags.
wackston
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over 24 years ago
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wackston
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over 24 years ago
Additional optimisation of motion compensation search algorithm. MMX2 routines for fast final interpolated search...
wackston
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over 24 years ago
Some additional cleanup - checked in v4l-conf and lavvideo.c
madmac
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over 24 years ago
libmovtar is slowly emerging from the smoking ruins of the buz_tools, more powerful and comfortable than ever before ... libmovtar: read support for movtar (integrated in lavplay, quite alpha) started to port utilities. movtar_play moved into movtar/ (and adapted to libmovtar)
madmac
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over 24 years ago
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wackston
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over 24 years ago
A.Stevens Initial merge (back) in of auxiliary tools in sub-dirs
wackston
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over 24 years ago
A.Stevens: Initial merge of performance improvements to mpeg2enc.
wackston
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over 24 years ago
New Makefile
madmac
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over 24 years ago
some fixes and libmovtar introduced
madmac
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over 24 years ago
movtar_play working again
madmac
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over 24 years ago
that was easy: fullscreen
madmac
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over 24 years ago
interlaced video working
madmac
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over 24 years ago
Working a little on it
madmac
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over 24 years ago
First working version - still _very_ shakey
madmac
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over 24 years ago
Snapshot before the lavtool integration
madmac
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over 24 years ago
15/16/24/32 bit working
madmac
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over 24 years ago
15bit displays working
madmac
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over 24 years ago
32 bit decompression integrated nicely
madmac
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over 24 years ago
RGB conversion corrected in libjpeg
madmac
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over 24 years ago
First working version w/o sound
madmac
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over 24 years ago
jdsample in MMX \!
madmac
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over 24 years ago
jidctfst - correct version
madmac
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over 24 years ago
Ha mc Now it's working - changes in jdct.h
madmac
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over 24 years ago
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