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  1. New MSU video quality metrics are released in open source

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    04 October - released several metric plugins in source code:

    * MSU Brightness Independent PSNR. (with source code under LGPL)

    Main idea: It's common situation during testing (we made big
    amount of tests), when codec change brightness a little. This metric
    is compensate such changes for ANY brightness modification (up
    to negative frame).
    Also speed optimizer's are welcome!

    * MSU Brightness Flicking Metric. (with source code under LGPL)
    Main idea: Simple flicking calculation (can be enhanced).

    * MSU Drop Frame Metric. (with source code under LGPL)
    Main idea: Some codecs on low bitrates drop more frames, some -
    less. It's good idea to calculate not only PSNR/SSIM but also number
    of dropped frames as codec characteristic for low bitrates. Also this metric is
    useful for capture device/program evaluation.


    Now you can create your own metrics, e.g.:
    * Faster metrics (using MMX-SSE2)
    * New special measures (blocking, interlacing, etc)
    * New perfect formal metrics (again better than PSNR)
    You are welcome!


    Any comment and ideas about future metric development are welcome!

    Enjoy!
    With regards
    Dmitriy Vatolin
    http://www.compression.ru/video/ (News: new metrics and WMP vs JPEG-2000 comparison)
    Senior editor of Compression-links.info
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    We always appreciate your contributions, DmitriyV. Thanks. Some nice stuff, there.
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    Those MSU filters are the best! I use (and promote) them all the time.
    I just wish some of them to turn faster. MSU_Smart deblocking for example.
    I would also love to test the "MSU SuperResolution" filter. Resizing / upscaling is something that bothers me for time to time and I wish to test all the alternatives. But this is not possible from what I read.
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