lagarith | lagarith offers better compression than codecs like huffyuv | Machine Learning library
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kandi X-RAY | lagarith Summary
lagarith offers better compression than codecs like huffyuv, alparysoft, and corepng. there are a few lossless codecs that can compress better than lagarith, such as msu and ffv1; however lagarith tends to be faster than these codecs. lagarith is able to operate in several colorspaces - rgb24, rgb32, rgba, yuy2, and yv12. for dvd video, the compression is typically only 10-30% better than huffyuv. however, for high static scenes or highly compressible scenes, lagarith significantly outperforms huffyuv. lagarith is able to outperform huffyuv due to the fact that it uses a much better compression method. pixel values are first predicted using median prediction (the same method used when "predict median" is selected in huffyuv). this results in a much more compressible data
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I'm developing a commercial software that is not open source. It will use FFmpeg to export videos. The libx264 codec doesn't appear to be an option for me since I can only use LGPL for legal reasons. What is the best LGPL alternative to libx264? I'd like a codec that makes a good compromise between quality and file size as well as being supported by the majority of video players and video sharing sites such as YouTube. If I have to choose between lower quality and larger file size then I'd go with larger file size since videos can always be transcoded using other software if needed, but lossless formats such as Lagarith are still too large.
I see that libopenh264 may be an option, but is it supported by most players and video sharing websites? How does it compare to libx264 and is it LGPL?
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 14:05Consumers (players, platforms...) don't support encoders, they support codecs. And x264 and openh264 both encode H.264/AVC codec streams. You should be fine, technically, with libopenh264.
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