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  • Followup: RE: Dirac 1.0.8 for Visual Studio

    No changes have been made to the Dirac-research codec since the 1.0.2 release. You are probably confusing it with the Schroedinger-1.0.8 release.

    2009-10-26 04:07:15 UTC by asuraparaju

  • Dirac 1.0.8 for Visual Studio

    Hi everyone, the latest release of Dirac on Sourceforge that has Win32 Visual Studio support is 1.0.2, is there any hope in having a 1.0.8 version here? I see that no updates have been made since 1.0.2 thanks!

    2009-10-17 21:34:16 UTC by rradi

  • Fix improper namespace usage on Win32

    setstdiomode.cpp is broken: first it says "namespace dirac_vu", and then it conditionally includes some C headers. AFAIK it's a bad idea to include headers within namespace, unless you want all the respective functions to go into your namespace. Which is what happens at the moment. And that results in _fileno() becoming an undefined symbol at link-time. Patch attached.

    2009-08-25 13:28:31 UTC by l_r_nightmare

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    OK, done. Script file and source image bmp plus compressed and decompressed images emailed.

    2009-08-04 14:09:09 UTC by dthompso

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    Please email them to asuraparaju at users dot sourceforge dot net. It will get forwarded to the address I'm currently using with sourceforge.

    2009-08-04 00:11:32 UTC by asuraparaju

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    Anuradha, Hi, I could e-mail you some, zipped up. I am sure it must be my finger trouble, because I tried the Jasper J2K codec on the images. It was fine. Do you have a e-mail address?.

    2009-07-31 23:24:26 UTC by dthompso

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    Is there a way that I can download a couple of images (.yuv) that you are using for running my own tests?.

    2009-07-31 02:58:14 UTC by asuraparaju

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    I have run the encoder with DD9_7 LEGALL5_3 DD13_7 HAAR0 HAAR1 FIDELITY DAUB9_7 filter settings. There still seems to be a problem. For example, I see this with my colour bars image, even at high qualities. Looking at the PSNR figures, it is always in the luma. It is a "dark smudge" effect, at the abrupt vertical transition between my "left-to-right" colour bars in top...

    2009-07-30 16:41:17 UTC by dthompso

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    .bmp's: I have been using the image preparation tools to convert my .bmps to .rgb and then to .yuv and vice-versa to view the locally-decoded file, per the README file. I know this works because I convert the resulting .yuv back to .rgb and back to .bmp so that I can see the .yuv that is being given to the dirac_encoder. -num_L1: I tried setting "-num_L1 0", this did set the dirac...

    2009-07-30 15:02:47 UTC by dthompso

  • Followup: RE: getting started - stills

    Dirac does not read bitmap files. You need to convert to planar YUV using the conversion program in the util/conversion folder, or use e.g. ImageMagick. If you're doing single frames, there is no need to change any of the inter coding elements. If you want to intra code a number of frames concatenated together, you need to set -num_L1 0 You might not get the best results with DAUB_97...

    2009-07-30 12:31:55 UTC by tjdwave

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