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Snow is a wavelet based video codec being developed by Michael Niedermayer for the ffmpeg project. It's in the early stages of developement and is similiar to 3-D discrete wavelet transform based codecs, like [[Ogg Tarkin]]. It can compress both lossy and lossless data. | Snow is a wavelet based video codec being developed by Michael Niedermayer for the ffmpeg project. It's in the early stages of developement and is similiar to 3-D discrete wavelet transform based codecs, like [[Ogg]] [[Tarkin]]. It can compress both lossy and lossless data. | ||
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* [http://guru.multimedia.cx/category/wavelets/ Snow development page] | * [http://guru.multimedia.cx/category/wavelets/ Snow development page] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:45, 24 July 2019
Snow is a wavelet based video codec being developed by Michael Niedermayer for the ffmpeg project. It's in the early stages of developement and is similiar to 3-D discrete wavelet transform based codecs, like Ogg Tarkin. It can compress both lossy and lossless data.
Technical information
- 9/7 Compact Biorthogonal Wavelets
- 5/3 Compact Biorthogonal Wavelets
- 13/7 Compact Biorthogonal Wavelets
Snow uses these wavelets similiar to the Daubechies 9/7 Biorthogonal type, including some experimental motion estimation techniques.