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<rajivharlalka> does there exist a way to format the code before making a patch, to align to the guidelines?
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<BtbN> Use proper settins in your editor
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<wbs> frankplow: re a future 7.1 release, what's the VVC decoder maturity status, would we dare to mark it non-experimental at this point?
<wbs> (sorry if this already has been discussed)
<frankplow> wbs: Conformance-wise, the decoder is now pretty much Main 10 compliant. The only thing which is not supported is MNUT, which is a pretty exotic feature where different parts of a picture can be different types of frame.
<Lynne> for intra-refresh?
<frankplow> Robustness wise, it's in a much better position than we were at 7.0. I still have some fuzzed bitstreams which can cause crashes, but most outstanding ones are very difficult to repro.
<frankplow> Lynee: Yeah so you can have like the top half be IDR and the bottom half be GDR
<frankplow> Lynne*
<wbs> wrt experimental/non-experimental, I think robustness was the main thing brought up earlier
<Lynne> its not as exotic, its pretty vanilla, in H264, but vvc is new
<JEEB> I don't think intra refresh would require that
<JEEB> so that's for something else
<JEEB> intra refresh just has normal pictures where slice by slice at some point you get the full picture
<Lynne> err, no, the way it works is that some slices are I, others are P (or B)
<JEEB> yea but isn't the overarching frame a non-intra one? or wait, NAL unit types were just slices... hmm
* JEEB needs to check the spec again for NAL unit identifiers
<JEEB> yea so in H.264 nal_unit_type is mostly 1 or 5 (coded slice of either a non-IDR or IDR picture)
<JEEB> so I think since intra refresh has no IDR (maybe except for the very first output frame of the encoder), it's always 1
<JEEB> then those slices may then have I or non-I coded content
<pengvado> you mean VVC's intra-refresh uses mixed slice types, even though that's unnecessary as proven by H264 having intra-refresh without slices?
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<frankplow> MNUT is not really its own feature per se., rather it's the fact that the subpicture feature allows for multiple VCL NAL units for a single picture, and these VCL NAL units are not restricted to being the same type
<JEEB> pengvado: I would be surprised if that was the case, this MNUT sounds like useful for something else
<frankplow> Within a single subpicture, the intra refresh stuff is much the same as HEVC I believe
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<frankplow> wbs: In that case, I think I would say it's okay to remove the experimental flag. As I say, I still have some outstanding fuzz crashes, however none that I can reproduce on my workstation, only intermittently on CI
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<rajivharlalka> I had sent a patch on the ml which fails on the fate test, but I doubt I changed anything on any filter other than adding a new one. Does fate need a test for each filter created?
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<frankplow> rajivharlalka: The FATE runner failed to compile with your patch applied
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<rajivharlalka> frankplow: can you hint me what must have went wrong. The logs on the patchwork or the local make fate doesn’t seem to help at all.
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<cone-277> ffmpeg Gnattu OC master:30f090b4f8f7: avfilter: inherit input color range for videotoolbox filters
<cone-277> ffmpeg Zhao Zhili master:523189c74431: fftools/ffplay: handle flip in display matrix
<cone-277> ffmpeg Zhao Zhili master:40dda881d6ad: avcodec/filter_units: Fix extradata and packets can have different bitstream format
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<frankplow> rajivharlalka: You are missing the license header, so the fate-source check fails
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<MisterMinister> Greetings and Salutations fellow FFmpegers! Is there a proper method to deliver same FLV to two RTMP servers please? `-f tee "[f=flv]rtmp:\\1\1|[f=flv]rtmp:\\2\1"` persistently fails (somethign to do with source EOF being reprorted to the muxers...) while single out "-f flv" works fine.
<BtbN> wrong channel, see topic -> #ffmpeg
<MisterMinister> @BtbN: yes it is, sorry ))
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<compnnn> haha why are people using rtmp
<compnnn> MisterMinister, why rtmp ? who is still using rtmp
<compnnn> alibaba of all places reported a librtmp bug this year, but it was fixed and they were using an old rando github repo
<Daemon404> everyone is still using rtmp
<Curid> some ip cameras support both rtmp and rtsp, but the rtsp stream is much more broken
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<yigithanyigit> What is the proper way to wait frames that sent to another library from filter_frame function? I don't want to send directly to next output. I want to wait a callback that going to trigger in my filter for sending next output.
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<BtbN> rtmp is probably by far and large the most widely used streaming protocol outside of all the stuff on top of http
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