Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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From one piece libdvdread 7.1 & libdvdcss 1.6: DVD-VR edition 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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DVD is not dead! DVD stay alive, when the streaming services don't!
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The recorders that made them are dying, the discs themselves are aging, and until now the open-source stack simply could not read them.
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Playback of physical discs is key to preserving media as streaming platforms grow more limited.Their words
with the growing limitations of the streaming platforms, playback of actual physical discs is key for the preservation of media.
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From one piece Let dav2d be 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Open, independently developed implementations are essential for the healthy deployment of new media technologies.Their words
We believe open implementations are essential for the healthy deployment of new media technologies. They provide interoperability, independent validation of specifications, easier experimentation, and a common foundation for the ecosystem.
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AV1 had dav1d. AV2 gets dav2d. A codec does not really exist until everyone can decode it.
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