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Comment #47426794
Analytic number theory exists and involves calculus, but it's not what the linked post is about. The article talks about Hensel's lemma, which is a purely algebraic statement with …
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Comment #46615409
A lot of the pain of GitHub Actions gets much better using tools like action-tmate: https://github.com/mxschmitt/action-tmate As soon as I need more than two tries to get some work…
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Comment #46477174
The core idea of YCbCr - decoupling chrominance and luminance information - definitely has merit, but the fact that we are still using YCbCr specifically is definitely for historic…
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Comment #46476994
This may just be because mpv has higher-quality default settings for scaling and tonemapping. Try mpv with profile=fast, maybe. To properly compare mpv's and VLC's performance you'…
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Comment #46475334
Thanks for bringing this up, since I'm realizing that I did not explicitly spell this out in the post. I'll add a paragraph making this even clearer.
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Comment #46475313
Thanks for the "encoder/decoder" correction. But yes, as the other reply says, I am aware of this distinction, and I make a point not to use the word "codec" at any other point in …
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Comment #46475231
libav{format,codec,...} are just libraries for demuxing and decoding video. There is huge variability in how those libraries are used, let alone how the video is displayed (which n…
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Comment #46475212
One difference I can immediately point to is that VLC always renders subtitles at the video's storage resolution and then up/downscales all bitmaps returned by libass individually …
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Comment #46475191
Note that, while I haven't had time to investigate them myself yet, IINA is known to have problems with color spaces (and also uses libmpv, which is quite limited at the moment and…
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Comment #46475154
Original post author here. It seems like the main criticisms I am getting for this article are because it's escaped past its main target audience, so let me clarify a few things. T…
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Comment #46475018
HDR is nothing more than metadata about the color spaces. The way the underlying pixel data is encoded does not change. HDR consists of 1. A larger color space, allowing for more c…
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Comment #42182658
ogg is a container format, not a coding format.
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Comment #41281467
Admittedly I have not, but I did search for and find similar issues on their github before making this comment, and I do plan to investigate this more one day and possibly make a p…
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Comment #41278351
IINA has various issues that mpv does not have, in particular with color space conversions (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41278331 for a few more details)
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Comment #41278331
IINA has issues with color space conversions. I've heard that the specific issue is that it always (incorrectly) assumes a BT601 matrix for all videos, though I haven't verified it…