top | item 45925098 (no title) mordae | 3 months ago It's not cheap for streaming. It's harder to compress and is lost in the process. The video codec is a smart low pass filter. discuss order hn newest kalleboo|3 months ago The AV1 codec has support to tell the decoder to generate fake film grain, so you can add back all the noise lost in compression.Although I don't think it's very widely used, I dunno if that's due to the compressors or decompressors. kettlecorn|3 months ago It needs to be done by the client and not be part of the actual video stream, otherwise it doesn't even work. When done by the client it's cheap. jasomill|3 months ago Not so cheap if your hardware decoder only supports 8-bit color, which is a common limitation of H.264 decoders in particular.
kalleboo|3 months ago The AV1 codec has support to tell the decoder to generate fake film grain, so you can add back all the noise lost in compression.Although I don't think it's very widely used, I dunno if that's due to the compressors or decompressors.
kettlecorn|3 months ago It needs to be done by the client and not be part of the actual video stream, otherwise it doesn't even work. When done by the client it's cheap. jasomill|3 months ago Not so cheap if your hardware decoder only supports 8-bit color, which is a common limitation of H.264 decoders in particular.
jasomill|3 months ago Not so cheap if your hardware decoder only supports 8-bit color, which is a common limitation of H.264 decoders in particular.
kalleboo|3 months ago
Although I don't think it's very widely used, I dunno if that's due to the compressors or decompressors.
kettlecorn|3 months ago
jasomill|3 months ago