Zhislina, Victoria (12021-05-25): > While you are right that IPP is not GPL based and is closed source > currently (but free for any commercial usage) and therefore does > require --enable-nonfree,
> I'm sorry to mention that you are not right about "doing the same but > faster". If you read my commit message you could see that it: > Introduces superscaling interpolation method for video downscale. > Adds antialiasing option to linear, cubic and lanczos interpolation. > > Moreover, IPP has 100-s of functions that could be added to ffmeg processing > in the future. > One more thing to mention - when you say "one single platform" it is > x86 that undoubtedly covers top part of video processing market. Such > filter creation request comes from one of the top ISVs in this market. So, are you working on getting this library GPL-compatible? Notify us once it's done. But there is no way we will accept code for a non-libre library coming from the company that made the library in the first place. That would be allowing freeloaders. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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