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RAWcooked | MediaArea

#RAWcooked soon with a FFV1 GPU-based encoder and decoder. It's with a lot of gratitude that we consider all the research, testing, support, and contributions that have gone into the RAWcooked project over the past (nearly) 8 years. From the beginning, RAWcooked emerged as a response to the challenges of film scanning for preservation, and it has continued to evolve thanks to your efforts and support through licensing. We’re excited to share a significant new development with you first: Over the past few months, we’ve been collaborating on adding a GPU-based encoder and decoder for lossless FFV1 video to #FFmpeg. While GPU development is complex, it offers substantial speed improvements over traditional CPU-based encoding and decoding. Now we have a proof of concept of the FFV1 GPU encoder and decoder up and running. On a Linux system with an nVidia RTX 4070 Ti graphics card, we're seeing performance around 40 fps for encoding and 55 fps for decoding 4K2K (4096x2160) 10-bit content. This is almost double the speed of a CPU-based setup at a comparable cost. This GPU acceleration currently works with graphics cards from AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, and ARM. Based on our testing, the best performance-to-cost ratio is seen with the NVIDIA 4070 Ti and AMD RX 6900XT on Linux systems. Unfortunately, high-end Tensor-based GPUs like the NVIDIA 6000 ADA or H100 have not delivered good results, and Apple’s integrated GPUs are not supported due to the lack of Vulkan-compatible drivers, which our system relies on. We’d like to refine our recommendations for optimal GPU environments, and your help would be invaluable. If you’re able, please run benchmark tests on your available platforms, drop us an email at [email protected] for a downloadable benchmark script. This feature has been a substantial investment of time and resources. In order to sustain and further develop this capability, we’re making GPU-accelerated encoding and decoding available in RAWcooked as a licensed feature at a one-time cost of 1000 € / $1200 / £900. If you’re interested in supporting our work and accessing this feature, drop us an email at [email protected] . Thank you again for being part of the RAWcooked journey. https://lnkd.in/eGTWefDJ

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Ever wondered how FFmpeg can use Vulkan Compute Shaders for video? Dive into accelerated encoding & decoding - #FFV1 included!
We’re integrating this feature in #RAWcooked, thanks to its sponsors for backing this tech journey.
🔗 Full story: https://www.khronos.org/blog/video-encoding-and-decoding-with-vulkan-compute-shaders-in-ffmpeg
Video Encoding and Decoding with Vulkan Compute Shaders in FFmpeg

In this blog we explore how FFmpeg uses Vulkan Compute to seamlessly accelerate encoding and decoding of even professional-grade video on consumer GPUs — unlocking GPU compute parallelism at scale, without specialized hardware. This approach complements Vulkan Video's fixed-function codec support, extending acceleration to formats and workflows it doesn't cover.

The Khronos Group

#MediaInfo 25.07 released:
Spherical Video 2 metadata in MP4 (with possibility to export the mesh data), support of HDR10+ in AV1, a big focus on image metadata (parsing of Exif, C2PA, JPEG MPF, IPTC-NAA, XMP, PSIR, PSD, ISO 21496-1 Gain map metadata and more, with curation of dates and model names e.g. e.g SM-S931B becomes Samsung S25), display cover image in the HTML output and several other minor improvements & bug fixes (see changelog).

https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo

MediaInfo

MediaInfo is a convenient unified display of the most relevant technical and tag data for video and audio files

#RAWcooked soon with a #FFV1 GPU-based encoder and decoder. Over the past few months, we’ve been collaborating on adding a GPU-based encoder and decoder for lossless #FFV1 video to #FFmpeg.
More at https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7327717894555865088/
RAWcooked | MediaArea

#RAWcooked soon with a FFV1 GPU-based encoder and decoder. It's with a lot of gratitude that we consider all the research, testing, support, and contributions that have gone into the RAWcooked project over the past (nearly) 8 years. From the beginning, RAWcooked emerged as a response to the challenges of film scanning for preservation, and it has continued to evolve thanks to your efforts and support through licensing. We’re excited to share a significant new development with you first: Over the past few months, we’ve been collaborating on adding a GPU-based encoder and decoder for lossless FFV1 video to #FFmpeg. While GPU development is complex, it offers substantial speed improvements over traditional CPU-based encoding and decoding. Now we have a proof of concept of the FFV1 GPU encoder and decoder up and running. On a Linux system with an nVidia RTX 4070 Ti graphics card, we're seeing performance around 40 fps for encoding and 55 fps for decoding 4K2K (4096x2160) 10-bit content. This is almost double the speed of a CPU-based setup at a comparable cost. This GPU acceleration currently works with graphics cards from AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, and ARM. Based on our testing, the best performance-to-cost ratio is seen with the NVIDIA 4070 Ti and AMD RX 6900XT on Linux systems. Unfortunately, high-end Tensor-based GPUs like the NVIDIA 6000 ADA or H100 have not delivered good results, and Apple’s integrated GPUs are not supported due to the lack of Vulkan-compatible drivers, which our system relies on. We’d like to refine our recommendations for optimal GPU environments, and your help would be invaluable. If you’re able, please run benchmark tests on your available platforms, drop us an email at [email protected] for a downloadable benchmark script. This feature has been a substantial investment of time and resources. In order to sustain and further develop this capability, we’re making GPU-accelerated encoding and decoding available in RAWcooked as a licensed feature at a one-time cost of 1000 € / $1200 / £900. If you’re interested in supporting our work and accessing this feature, drop us an email at [email protected] . Thank you again for being part of the RAWcooked journey. https://lnkd.in/eGTWefDJ

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#MediaInfo 25.04 released.
Spherical Video metadata in MP4, (currently only basic support of) IAMF, WebP, details about the thumbnails in FLAC, fix of a crash and wrong conformance issue report for some files, and several other minor improvements & bug fixes (see changelog).

https://MediaArea.net/MediaInfo

MediaInfo

MediaInfo is a convenient unified display of the most relevant technical and tag data for video and audio files

MediaInfo 25.03 released.
Support of HDR Vivid Metadata in MXF & AVS3 Video
More MP4 metadata e.g Samsung model
Android/iOS/macOS versions match better their respective UI guidelines
& Several bug fixes
https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfo
MediaInfo

MediaInfo is a convenient unified display of the most relevant technical and tag data for video and audio files

#BWFMetaEdit 25.03 released.
Default value option for core fields
Improve compatibility with CSV exported from spreadsheets
Peek reference and description from filename
Option to revert RF64 to RIFF format (CLI only)
Thank you FADGI / Library of Congress for their support.
https://mediaarea.net/BWFMetaEdit
BWF MetaEdit

BWF MetaEdit is a tool that supports embedding, validating, and exporting of metadata in Broadcast WAVE Format (BWF) files

#MediaInfo 24.12 released.
Windows Explorer context menu and tooltip on Windows 11
Native ARM64 Windows library for an overall improved performance
ADM related fixes
PNG cLLi/mdCv support update

https://MediaArea.net/MediaInfo

MediaInfo

MediaInfo is a convenient unified display of the most relevant technical and tag data for video and audio files

Slides from the #iasa55 presntation Casey McNamara and I gave on @MediaArea’s confirmance checker #MediaConch. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16TBdkGbCv1WR0IddA-deK0_EzM8P5lkgyQdMh9zca_Y/edit
2024 IASA MediaConch Slides

Hello! For our presentation, “Surfing the Ocean of Metadata with MediaConch to Meet the Needs of Many,” my colleague Casey and I will discuss how we use MediaConch's policy checker for the different institutions we work for -- and how working together has been beneficial for refining our conforma...

Google Docs

#MediaInfo 24.11 released.

Full 64-bit Windows GUI with improved High DPI and Dark Theme support
Improved support of Dolby Vision & IAB in MXF
All MXF ULs in MediaTrace
PAC subtitle format
EXR time code
Improved detection of AVC-Intra
& lot of bug fixes

https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfo

MediaInfo

MediaInfo is a convenient unified display of the most relevant technical and tag data for video and audio files