Riven DVD Edition’s MPEG 1/2 Layer II decompression problem fixed
Friday, May 26th, 2006Thanks to the awesome work of Christian Walther, the MPEG 1/2 Layer II decompression problem has been addressed.
Thanks to the awesome work of Christian Walther, the MPEG 1/2 Layer II decompression problem has been addressed.
I realize I may be violating some copyright laws by posting these files, however they are short and the scene contains screen text for the various people who worked on Serenity…. The MPEG-2 video elementary stream has a bit rate of approximately 5900 kbps and a resolution of 720 by 304 (2.53:1). The AC-3 audio elementary stream has a bit rate of approximately 340 kbps and 6 channels (5.1 layout).The first file is a high-quality encode using the main profile.
This entry is in French because it mainly concerns Université Laval people.En plus du rapport de recherche, j’ai dû écrire un rapport de stage pour l’Université Laval.
I finished writing my research report for my winter 2006 internship at CRC a few days ago. It’s a rather lengthy document that covers the project I worked on, Digital Multimedia Broadcasting, H.264 and MythTV. It’s available from this blog in PDF format and is covered the Creative Commons license.On a related note, I will be posting some sample movies using H.264 video coding and AAC audio coding that comply with the DMB specification, to show what kind of quality we’re really talking about.
It’s long past time I wrote a little bit in here. Truth be told, I’ve been extremely busy for the past 3 weeks finishing my internship at CRC and writing my research report.
I’ve been back home since late Saturday, however as you can imagine I since had to take care of a lot of things. Unpacking isn’t even done, but right now my priority is finishing my internship report. Once that’s done (I expect that to be tomorrow), I’ll come back and talk about the state of things for Riven X.As they say, it’s good to be home.