[vorbis-dev] video codec

[Scott Manley]

> > To answer the other possible meaning of that, you can get some
> reasonable
> > test video by rendering animations. Povray and BMRT are two good
> examples.
> > There are some reasonable scenes available for download; you may have
> to
> > dig a bit to find things complex enough to make good 'video' tests.
> (BMRT
> > is better in this respect, but the images it produces are non-free.)
> >
> > Another big one is you can rip from dvd (assuming you have a drive of
> > course) If you downsample the encoding artifacts shouldn't be too bad.
> > Same goes for vcd, I suppose, but that doesn't leave much room to see
> > anything.
> >

I have a few clips which may be useful, they're video clips I produced
for TV shows. 

There's one really nasty clip that very few video codecs can reproduce
well - an animated map of all that asteroids orbiting the sun.


-- 
Scott Manley (AKA Szyzyg)
Streaming Media Hacker
www.myplay.com

Listening to..... The Sunrise Chill Out Zone
http://www.myplay.com/mp/playlist/now_playing.jsp?plid=359188&start=1

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