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...e uncompressed reference. So it's useful to have it lying around anyway. I don't know if we want to motion compensate the old reference though. - d: I don't think skip decisions helps you at all. You're tlaking about feed forward ...

- jm: if we don't use 4x4, it's even worse. look at http://jmvalin.ca/video/fruits_low2.png - d: we certainly don't. ...

* Don't code blocks that are outside the image * Re-order bitstream (e.g., don't code all MVs at the front, etc.) ...

...ce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do e ...oject would you like to work on? If it's one from our list of suggestions, don't just copy the title from there - tell us a bit about what approach(es) yo ...

- jm: i don't know exactly what i want or need, but i watn to know whether my code is g ...ere to produce a motion compensated reference so you can blend it, but you don't have to spend a lot of bits coding it. this winds up being a pretty hard ...

...ks to the bloody FSF not cooperating with Creative Commons, or whatever, I don't care. If this article was plagiarized, I'll have no alternative but to d ...

...ere is what it actually looks like, because for something like deringing I don't trust our metrics. Do you have something we can look at? - m: I was there for some of it but don't really have a good understanding, have you written this up? ...

- x: Still working on pseudo-directional transforms. Though if it works (don't know yet), it is a varaint of Jean-Marc's idea -- encoding a strip of pix - x: In the transform domain they don't look different. ...

...age better make the curves better. it's a good part of our process that we don't have to care about the metrics. - j: summary: we don't need to beat webp for honolulu but do need to be better than where we are ...

Of course, they also don't handle basic Vorbis end-time trimming correctly, so it's not like they ev ...2) instead of O(N) (it's not hard to write O(N) code, but most people just don't realize the potential problem). The list goes on... ...

...ck size switching right now has kind of a high rate for mode signalling. I don't know yet whether it's caused by the block size decorrelating the mode val - d: That's interesting but I don't know the answer. ...

...room through a '''[https://webchat.freenode.net/ web interface]''' if you don't have an IRC client. * '''Do''' send separate "format-fixing" patches, making sure they don't change Opus' functionality at all. ...

- jm: i don't like copyright assignment. that's my only issue. - d: i don't see any reaosn it wouldn't work, but i don't know how you plan on handling the sudden changes at block boundaries. ...

- jm: i don't know - jm: i don't know ...

...sues and also learned that the blocksize switching is helping Haar which I don't understand - d: I have been looking at how I would actually want to do this and I don't think the per band interpolation that is in there is what we want to do ...

B: Don't worry, Opus works well under packet loss<br /> B: means we don't have to take out a loan<br /> ...

Re your XiphQT edit: what's wrong about it? The QT components certainly don't work on newer OSX/iTunes. ...

- jack: don't assign all reviews to tim by default :) ...nd i'm trying to investigate why. tim suggested i look for DC shift, but I don't thin it's a problem. He suggested I do a psnr for each kind of pixel and ...

- d: That's a different thing. I don't think we should make this meeting longer just for that. - jm: I don't know who else tried block size switching with current master, but whoever ...

- jm: i don't think it matters in the short term - d: we don't want the spacing to be linear. there's no reason it needs to be. ...