Re: SV7 to SV 8 conversion for matroska integration : call for opinions
Joël Bourquard <[email protected]> Mon, 17 Nov 2003 00:02:21 +0100
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On Sun, 2003-11-16 at 23:30, Christian HJ Wiesner wrote: > Hi, >=20 > please use the 'reply all' button of your mail client when replying, so= =20 > all lists get copied. >=20 > Frank convinced us that using SV7 in matroska is maybe not a good idea.= =20 > Therefore the matroska team was discussing a couple of options today=20 > about MPC integration into matroska : > 2. Make an encoder filter for DirectShow or a little CLI app with=20 > libmatroska based on Frank's 'alpha' SV8 encoder, which seems to be=20 > quite usable and according to Frank was tuned to overcome some reported= =20 > sound limitations in the existing SV7 encoder. We could tag the current= ,=20 > 'alpha SV8 bitstream' as SV 7.2 , SV 7.5 or even SV8, and write the=20 > blocks directly into matroska files, stripping even the block size from= =20 > the SV8 alpha bitstream to become as independant as possible from futur= e=20 > bitstream changes. The chances are good that these files would be 100%=20 > SV8 compatible. If not, we could tag them differently, or convince Fran= k=20 > to make SV9 instead of SV8 ;-) .... Ah, I didn't know the pre-SV8 streams were *that* close to a final stage. That's good news ! However, please consider the following: - do these pre-SV8 streams support multichannel audio ? - can SV7 streams easily be ported to pre-SV8 ? Then, if pre-SV8 supports the above two points: - why not extending/generalizing it to also support MDCT-domain audio ? Hopefully this would only require a few additional bits ;-) Regards Jo=C3=ABl http://mpc.corecodec.org