[vorbis] Video codec
Monty
xiphmont at xiph.org
Mon Sep 11 19:59:53 PDT 2000
I don't chime in on this often, but I think I will here...
> MPEG-2, at moderate (20:1 [10 Mbps, CBR, 4:2:0] ) to high compression ratios
> (40:1 [5 Mbps, CBR, 4:2:0] ), creates several kinds of artifacts. The most
> noticeable ones are three:
>
> 1) Blocking noise (blocks that are 8 or 16 pixels square)
Due to the nlg(n) nature of the DCT. Wavelets are linear time transforms and
so do not require subblocking.
> 2) "Mosquito" noise (irregular dots around sharp edges, like letters or
> numbers)
Due to MDCT and it's non-local quantization artifacts.
> 2) Low-level DCT noise, crawling dots on flat surfaces
Same.
These are the biggest reasons I like wavelets ;-) No subblocks, all *these*
problems disappear.
Monty
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