That's a great list of the H.264 patent claims--thanks. I had naively assumed that since the first iteration of standard was published in 2003 that "obviously" all related patents (to features in the first iteration,…
Not exactly what you are asking for, but jcodec is a pretty readable codebase written in Java. (The readability part is often, ahh, lacking in the source for codecs, in my experience.) It might be a good candidate for…
Funnily enough I recently released 0.1.0 of "less-avc" a pure Rust H.264 (AVC) video encoder: https://github.com/strawlab/less-avc/ . For now it only implements a lossless I PCM encoder but supports a few features I…
Thanks. I was able to read [1] with the help of Google Translate. From what I understand, this is an announcement of the project being funded within the Moonshot program and thus it is expected that the capabilities…
Which original article? I would be interested to read it.
The computational requirements are very modest. The magic is in the math. I'm not sure if it counts as "batteries included" but I wrote a Kalman filter implementation in "no-std" (no standard library) rust called…
I am sympathetic to the point you make but to be accurate, one can consume and create C and C compatible dynamic libraries with rust. So, one is not “losing” something because what you (and me) want - dynamic linking…
Why not use Let’s Encrypt, e.g. with DNS validation so they do not need to hit your HTTP server?
Any camera modules you might recommend for such tasks, ideally compatible with the nano?
The dev kit is just that - a dev kit. For production you could use the jetson nano module but probably want a different carrier board. I think the Nvidia license also prevents production use of the dev kit.
Relatedly, a paper was posted to bioRxiv a few days ago describing the results of large scale fruit fly release-and-recapture experiments. They conclude the abstract with "Our field data do not support a Lévy flight…
If is interesting to you, I also suggest to check out my Rust crate bui-backend[0]. This is a library for building Browser User Interface (BUI) backends. The key idea is a datastore which is synced between the backend…
That's a great list of the H.264 patent claims--thanks. I had naively assumed that since the first iteration of standard was published in 2003 that "obviously" all related patents (to features in the first iteration,…
Not exactly what you are asking for, but jcodec is a pretty readable codebase written in Java. (The readability part is often, ahh, lacking in the source for codecs, in my experience.) It might be a good candidate for…
Funnily enough I recently released 0.1.0 of "less-avc" a pure Rust H.264 (AVC) video encoder: https://github.com/strawlab/less-avc/ . For now it only implements a lossless I PCM encoder but supports a few features I…
Thanks. I was able to read [1] with the help of Google Translate. From what I understand, this is an announcement of the project being funded within the Moonshot program and thus it is expected that the capabilities…
Which original article? I would be interested to read it.
The computational requirements are very modest. The magic is in the math. I'm not sure if it counts as "batteries included" but I wrote a Kalman filter implementation in "no-std" (no standard library) rust called…
I am sympathetic to the point you make but to be accurate, one can consume and create C and C compatible dynamic libraries with rust. So, one is not “losing” something because what you (and me) want - dynamic linking…
Why not use Let’s Encrypt, e.g. with DNS validation so they do not need to hit your HTTP server?
Any camera modules you might recommend for such tasks, ideally compatible with the nano?
The dev kit is just that - a dev kit. For production you could use the jetson nano module but probably want a different carrier board. I think the Nvidia license also prevents production use of the dev kit.
Relatedly, a paper was posted to bioRxiv a few days ago describing the results of large scale fruit fly release-and-recapture experiments. They conclude the abstract with "Our field data do not support a Lévy flight…
If is interesting to you, I also suggest to check out my Rust crate bui-backend[0]. This is a library for building Browser User Interface (BUI) backends. The key idea is a datastore which is synced between the backend…