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CruNcher
1st April 2004, 00:48
The waiting is finaly over :)

http://www.xvid.org

cipher
1st April 2004, 01:51
I think I should leave my name somewhere on this milestone. :D

Congratulations! :D

binh25
1st April 2004, 01:55
is this an April Fool day Joke? otherwise WOHOOOO

TorgoGuy
1st April 2004, 01:59
Thank you devs! You guys (& gals?) are doing amazing work!

This looks like an April Fools joke, but whether it is or not, I want it to be true. :-)

Chainmax
1st April 2004, 02:47
It was posted 12 minutes before midnight, so...;)

ac-chan123
1st April 2004, 03:00
Postet in wich timezone?

AC-Chan(Robert Vincenz)

KpeX
1st April 2004, 04:13
Impressive speed increase ;) and the rate control is also very nice.

PaulKroll
1st April 2004, 06:20
Must... restrain... fist... of DEATH... :)

twist3d
1st April 2004, 06:38
woohoo, can I now stop holding my breath? ;)
but great that it's out (and maybe a new gknot release is not so far away now, right?)

Pen-Pen
1st April 2004, 07:41
If it's an April Fool's joke, I'll cry out loud ^^

If not, I'm truly happy :)

timeismoney
1st April 2004, 08:03
Is there anybody test it?

I noticed that there is a sentence:

Today's Big Story
Today's most read story is:

XviD 1.0 is out!

haha

plazz2000
1st April 2004, 08:09
Great news! Can't wait for Koepi's build.

Selur
1st April 2004, 08:26
I think it's an april fool day joke, but we will see tomorrow :)

Teegedeck
1st April 2004, 08:54
I love the speed-increase - and I found it gives one especially nice B/W picture!

BTW:

Changes since 1.0.0 RC3 (Ni Hao):

* xvidcore
- GMC 2 warp point fix
- Minor postproc code fixes.
- Motion Vector clipping fix for stressing test cases.

* VFW frontend
- Multiple instance memory leak fixed.
- Some other minor changes.

* DShow frontend
- Release packages have all needed files to build from source.

Released Thu Apr 1 00:00:01 GMT 2004
;)

PhrostByte
1st April 2004, 09:59
if it's not an april fools joke, sweet.

Teegedeck
1st April 2004, 10:00
Apr 1 00:00:01 GMT 2004

amango
1st April 2004, 10:50
It is an april fools joke. Don't waste your time and ignore it.

Teegedeck
1st April 2004, 10:58
But the gains in compressiblity are tremendous... :D Just take my initial comment literally and you get the idea. BTW, you can just temporarily rename xvidcore.dll and xvidvfw.dll and then drag the new ones to your system32 folder. Enjoy and reverse the process afterwards. For those who don't like the idea, I might post an encoded clip here tomorrow.

Marcel
1st April 2004, 10:59
Originally posted by Chainmax
It was posted 12 minutes before midnight, so...;)

Originally posted by ac-chan123
Postet in wich timezone?

AC-Chan(Robert Vincenz)

As he lives in Germany, he posted at 0:48am local time.

Dreassica
1st April 2004, 11:39
doom9 april fools joke :p
Like i predicted off course. U can see from teh fact only doom9 team members post findings and no regular users

Pen-Pen
1st April 2004, 13:30
't ain't funny AT ALL !!! :angry:

Teegedeck
1st April 2004, 14:45
Well, I think it is. Here's a clip from my encoding of the Matrix Reloaded trailer done with April 1st's XviD.

mikeX
1st April 2004, 14:57
april fool's sucks : P

plazz2000
1st April 2004, 16:02
Originally posted by mikeX
april fool's sucks : P

mf
1st April 2004, 16:58
Why did everyone wonder about the april fools thing in the first place? Isn't this a try and find out for yourself thing? Or are we sheepish enough to wait for someone else to tell us? Ah well, the more people that fall for it the better a joke it is :).

Uli
1st April 2004, 16:58
Originally posted by Teegedeck
Well, I think it is. Here's a clip from my encoding of the Matrix Reloaded trailer done with April 1st's XviD.

Thank you for trying it...

*ROTFLMAO* :p

greetz, Uli

nikthebak
1st April 2004, 16:59
:D

The Xvid team just performed a well-executed, albeit predictable, April's fool. They obviously put some effort in this, kudos for that! The old tradition is dying, it's nice to see that some real pranksters still exist :p

crusty
1st April 2004, 17:14
I'm always very sceptical of news on april 1.
I tend to hold out any opinion until well after april 1.

OBcecado
1st April 2004, 17:44
Well, if xvid 1.0.0 was really released why wouldn't Ni hao thread be closed :confused:



(waiting anxiously for xvid 1.0.0 :D)


Greetz.

rlin
1st April 2004, 18:04
This is good news! Koepi! Get to work! ;)

Sharktooth
1st April 2004, 18:17
Originally posted by OBcecado
Well, if xvid 1.0.0 was really released why wouldn't Ni hao thread be closed :confused:



(waiting anxiously for xvid 1.0.0 :D)


Greetz.
He he he... pwned! :)

Soulhunter
1st April 2004, 18:40
Really good one... :D :D :D

kilg0r3
1st April 2004, 20:51
Originally posted by Teegedeck
Well, I think it is. Here's a clip from my encoding of the Matrix Reloaded trailer done with April 1st's XviD.
Wow Tee! :eek: This is what I call awesome quality! Almost no blocks at this filesize, even in the high action scenes! Breath taking! Could please, please post your settings, including quant matrix and avisynth script? And, could also post a HDTV sample? :D

Teegedeck
1st April 2004, 21:19
Nah, I like to keep those a secret... But I'm tempted to switch to this XviD version for good - I've just watched an encode of 'Lost Highway' I've made with it and for the first time I really think I've understood the movie!

I wonder whether nobody got the hint that this version makes for 'ONE nice B/W picture'. ;)

QNX
1st April 2004, 21:23
shit shit shit...


i've wasted 2 hour of dvd encoding to get that fucking

XviD April 1st fool Edition

suxx

:angry: :angry:

Soulhunter
1st April 2004, 21:25
Yeah, I like ppl that understand a good joke... :D

Teegedeck
1st April 2004, 21:38
Well, there are more radical examples for that tradition around. My favourite computer mag (VERY respectable c't) is reknown for its elaborated 'almost plausible' 'scoops' for April 1st. The meanest part of it, the joke appears in the issue that's out at the end of March (because the next issues appears some days into April).

This time they got a report about RDIF chips (wee little printed circuits that identiy something and for example can trigger a shoplifter alarm) stealthily introduced into the little bumper-stickers people get on their license-plate when they receive the compulsory car inspection. I can imagine how many ppl will go out there and rip these official things off their license plate to make sure nothing's hidden beneath them that could identify them when they're speeding (as the article said)... To replace these stickers could actually cost money, time and some explaning...

Also, revolutionary findings like that a harddisk can be used as a substitute for a navigational system were published. And a friend of mine that works at an ISP once got fooled into telling his boss about the 'little trick' he'd learned from the mag about how some data packets that are marked with a secret tag (or something) are treated preferential.

Ah well, compared with that, this here is a really nice and clean joke in the best tradition of slightly ridiculing something that's perhaps being taken too seriously in the remaining 364 days of a year.

Marcel
1st April 2004, 23:17
Originally posted by Teegedeck
The meanest part of it, the joke appears in the issue that's out at the end of March (because the next issues appears some days into April).

That's why they get me every single year since they publish the mag every other week instead of once per month (a big "4" on the cover has always been a good sign...)

virus
1st April 2004, 23:25
cool joke :)

...but now it looks like we will get RC4 instead of 1.0.0-final :rolleyes:
(check the update on xvid.org)

stax76
2nd April 2004, 02:20
heise believed it :rolleyes:

Teegedeck
2nd April 2004, 07:46
And Koepi commented on it quoting heise.de's own joke about dMP3. BTW, dMP3 is a fantastic new extension to MP3 that implements for audio pretty much the same idea that many users had for XviD: storing parts that occurr several times only once! Especially electronical music can shrink very small that way...:D Well, it is a joke, to repeat it once again.

MeteorRain
2nd April 2004, 15:33
Originally posted by QNX
shit shit shit...


i've wasted 2 hour of dvd encoding to get that fucking



suxx

:angry: :angry:
almose the same. but i waste over 3 hrs ="=:angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry:

OBcecado
2nd April 2004, 15:38
Originally posted by MeteorRain
almose the same. but i waste over 3 hrs ="=:angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry:

I don't understand what your point is, the encode is done anyway, is the quality boost going to be _that_ huge ? Eitherway now you have a good comparision to do between that build of xvid and the future xvid 1.0 final ;)



All the best.

P0l1m0rph1c
2nd April 2004, 17:42
@OBcecado: did you encode anything with that 'special' build?

If you did, you'd understand... :P

OBcecado
2nd April 2004, 19:28
Hehe, posted on 1st april didn't even bother to download, i assume it gave really non-interesting results ;)
So the above post is pure non sense just ignore it.







All the best.

MeteorRain
4th April 2004, 03:35
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geoffman
4th April 2004, 04:21
Originally posted by MeteorRain
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