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rav1e is an open-source implementation of an encoder for the AV1 video codec, developed in Rust (with some assembly) by the community around Xiph Foundation. Its design philosophy is to start from a correct, minimal, and fast AV1 encoder — sacrificing some encoding speed/efficiency of reference encoders in exchange for simplicity, stability, and compilability across platforms — and then gradually improve. This makes rav1e particularly attractive for scenarios where you need AV1 encoding but care about build-time, portability, and maintenance overhead, or where the full-featured reference encoder might be prohibitively slow. ...

AV1 AVIF is the official specification and reference design for the AV1 Image File Format (AVIF), defining how AV1-encoded bitstreams are packaged into the HEIF container format (based on ISOBMFF) to produce AVIF files. The project outlines the syntax and semantics required for AVIF compliance, including support for multiple image profiles, color depths, chroma subsampling modes, HDR/WCG, alpha channels, animation/image sequences, and various color-space/bit-depth combinations — making AVIF a versatile, modern image format suitable for both simple photos and advanced imagery needing high fidelity. ...

...GatcomVideo is part of the Video Delivery Simulation Framework over Vehicular Networks (VDSF-VN), which is composed of several components: (1) an OMNeT++ project called "ppp_qos" (2) GatcomSUMO (3) GatcomVideo The "ppp_qos" project and the application GatcomSUMO are downloadable from different SourceForge projects. In addition, the application requires the following simulators/software: (1) SUMO v1.8.0 (2) OMNeT++ v5.6.2 (3) Veins v5.1 (4) HM reference software for HEVC