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Old 12th May 2003, 18:15   #1  |  Link
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VSS H.264 VS Hdot264

Anyone know the differences are they the same thing? Same Technology different people or what I have yet to have seen the quality and what not of hdot264 but I did test VSS's H.264 And It Seemed Very Promising?
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Same technology, different people, different ways of implementation,...

Probably it'll become some thing like DivX&Xvid, if we get lucky

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Ps.: In their slowest settings both implementations should give nearly give the same quality,..
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Same technology, different people, different ways of implementation,...
Now I Saw Some Posts Somewhere Saying Hdot264 Was Dead? Is This True?

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Ps.: In their slowest settings both implementations should give nearly give the same quality,..
When You Saw Slow You REALLY Mean IT
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Probably it'll become some thing like DivX&Xvid, if we get lucky
Meaning Say VSS=Divx=NON Open Source And Hdot264=Xvid=Open Source?
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"Is This True? "
Don't know for sure, but hopefully not.

"Meaning Say VSS=Divx=NON Open Source And Hdot264=Xvid=Open Source?"
We'll see in the future,..

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Meaning Say VSS=Divx=NON Open Source And Hdot264=Xvid=Open Source?
IMO, VSS != DIVX, as a compagny. It's a feeling, nothing to argue

And closed-sourced may be better than open-one, and the opposite is true too.

Right now VSS is faster then H.264, and also easyer to use.
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Old 12th May 2003, 22:57   #6  |  Link
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Right now VSS is faster then H.264, and also easyer to use.
When Saying VSS You Mean VSS's H.264 Codec, And When Saying H.264 You Mean Open Source Hdot264 Right?

BTW With my 1.5 GHZ Athlon I Get 1 FPS Encoding. And Playback is Extrememly Slow!! Thats With the VSS H.264 Codec. I have yet to use hdot264!!
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When Saying VSS You Mean VSS's H.264 Codec, And When Saying H.264 You Mean Open Source Hdot264 Right?

BTW With my 1.5 GHZ Athlon I Get 1 FPS Encoding. And Playback is Extrememly Slow!! Thats With the VSS H.264 Codec. I have yet to use hdot264!!
I mean VSS H264. It's slow, 0-2 FPS on mu 2000+, and playback isn't fullspeed. hdot264i sharder to use, and the dshow doesn't work.
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"and the dshow doesn't work."
and vss dshow filter is also to slow atm,...
(hoping for Beta3 ..)

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IMHO, at least it's working
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What kind of processor would you need to be looking at to get full speed playback of a DVD-res VSS h.264 clip with the current implementation? Would anything on the market at the moment do it?
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They say a P4 3.x GHz. They mainly optimize their codec for P4... I have a AMD
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