Rav1e 0.7.0 Released For Xiph.Org's Latest Rust-Based AV1 Encoding
The Xiph.Org project Rav1e to provide the fastest and safest AV1 encoder by leveraging the Rust programming language is ending out 2023 with a new feature release.
Rav1e 0.7 was released on Saturday to succeed the year-old Rav1e v0.6 series. The rav1e 0.7 update syncs up its Assembly code from that of the VideoLAN dav1d 1.2.1 project, adds more encoder-specific Assembly for both x86_64 and AArch64, provides many clean-ups and fixes, and there is an initial speed level re-balance.
Downloads and more details on rav1e 0.7 for this Rust-based AV1 video encoder via Xiph's GitHub.
Rav1e 0.7 was released on Saturday to succeed the year-old Rav1e v0.6 series. The rav1e 0.7 update syncs up its Assembly code from that of the VideoLAN dav1d 1.2.1 project, adds more encoder-specific Assembly for both x86_64 and AArch64, provides many clean-ups and fixes, and there is an initial speed level re-balance.
Downloads and more details on rav1e 0.7 for this Rust-based AV1 video encoder via Xiph's GitHub.
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