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...olds and the results start to be really not as good as x265 (HEVC).HEVC starts to be very good in fact at very high compression, it really preserves the contours, edges, and applies a rather strong denoising, details washing-out inside the contours.The resulting image can appear then a little "cartoonish" but visually it's the result I neatly prefer compared to x264, WebP, Rududu results and artifacts at these same very high compression ratios.(This is also confirmed by PSNR and SSIM...) So for -l8 very high compression setting and above, I will need to find a new approach of compression...

...thoughts on the best way to support video color fidelity greater than what we have today. I am not a video developer myself. I edit video. A type of problems I come across fairly often, have to do with the limited color depth of the digital video medium. They often manifest themselves as "cartoonish" areas of adjacent flat colors observable in a low-noise footage of a smooth-colored subject such as sky or a non-textured wall. And trouble is, ANY footage becomes subject to color depth limitations whenever it is needed to adjust its gamma level or affect its historgam in other ways. Wh...

R users, How come R doesn't have a mascot? Linux has one and so does LaTeX, so shouldn't R? I personally think that associating a "friendly face" with R would be a good thing for R (one letter names can be quite intimidating). I apologize if this is addressed in the FAQ. I searched the FAQ as well as the mailing list archives and checked ?mascot but to no avail. ;-)