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by boxerab
3291 days ago
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Yes. They have applied for a patent on ANS and video compression - ANS is one of the biggest advances in lossless encoding in the last 10 years. The inventor wants to keep it freely available, has helped Google for three years to incorporate ANS in AV1 - their reward is to try to patent his invention. More details here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14583691 |
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