Performance chart for FFmpeg's VP8 decoder vs. libvpx
Jason does a great job explaining what we did and how we did it.
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I wonder. Can Google use this decoder for Chrome (closed source) and/or Chromium and Android?
I mean, does the ffmpeg license allow that, and is the decoder separated in ffmpeg, so Google wouldn’t have to fork parts of ffmpeg?
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