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Daala literally kicks ass out of HEVC/AVC/AV1
<--- Still image performance
>In about 18 months, Daala files got 50% smaller for equal quality, going from worse than H.264 to almost as good as HEVC and AV1. Not bad, especially considering that in the figure above, HEVC and AV1 are using B-frames and alt-refs, whereas Daala's (relatively immature) B-frames are turned off.
https://people.xiph.org/~jm/daala/revisiting/
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Next gen right here
Video performance. At the current state it already surpases x264 encoder for quality.
Yo Daala, I'm really happy for you, Imma let you finish, but x264 had some of the best hardware support of all time...
>>55044546
I think you mean H264.
>>55044436
>>kicks ass out of AV1
>With pieces of Daala being contributed to the Alliance for Open Media's AV1 video codec
>kicks ass out of itself
Tard
High resolution comparison
https://people.xiph.org/~jm/daala/revisiting/compare.html
>>55044636
Only parts that are applicable are contributed. Some things as mentioned in the article do not fit into AV1's "architecture".
You also forget that AV1 is web alternative to HEVC, what formally VP9/VP10 was supposed to be. Daala is supposed to be the future technology beyond AV1 or HEVC.
>>55044690
Daala is now practically a working branch as is VP10, all useful advancements from both will be merged into AV1. Your own fucking article discuss how they are going to merge shit. Daala won't be ever advertised to production in place of AV1
>>55044855
Ok you just proved you didn't read it properly
>Lapping
>In terms of the Alliance for Open Media, using lapping is unlikely as it would require a large amount of changes to the baseline codec, significantly delaying the schedule.
Literally spells it out for you.
>On March 24, 2015, Daala was presented to the IETF as a candidate for their Internet Video Codec (NETVC) video standard.[6][20][21] Daala coding techniques have been proposed to the IETF for inclusion into NETVC.[17]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NETVC
Daala is a proving grounds for various technology at this point, a research project if you will. Plenty of the components of daala have proved to be somewhat unfeasible. Still, the team is doing great work, even if parts of dalaa fail to be useful, the rest will benefit future codecs.
>>55044945
I said useful not all and every technique. Lapping is more of a patent avoidance than a critical performance requirement
https://jmvalin.ca/~xiphmont/demo/daala/demo1.shtml
> In addition to the technical freedom of starting fresh, this new design consciously avoids most of the patent thicket surrounding mainstream block-DCT-based codecs. At its very core, for example, Daala is based on lapped transforms, not the traditional DCT.
Useful spelled out for you:
>We are currently working on bringing PVQ to AV1.
>. Its complexity is far lower than the paint deringing filter, it's easy to vectorize, and — most importantly — it's providing a big improvement to both Daala and AV1.
>We are also working on implementing multi-symbol entropy coding in AV1
>>March 24, 2015
>>NETVC
Those were before the founding of AOM.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliance_for_Open_Media
>September 1, 2015
NETVC will practically be AV1, both daala and Cisco contribute to AOM
>>55044436
Using PSNR to compare visual quality, not fucking even once.
