Open source development

@Dave i think you should found a new project @ sourceforge. go 4 it!

Yeah i was going to look at sf but i havn't registered anything yet was trying to work out whos intrested (i dont have a lot of time so if im on my own i probably wont bother). DaveEL

I'm very interested. I just got the source, and I'm gonna start looking at it tonight, and see how it works. I think sf.net would be a good idea too. I sorta like the CVS. Feel free to contact me anytime. AIM: ClamChwdrMan email: Ira

I'm interested too. I can setup a sf.net project right now if you want... but i don't know if it's a good thing me being the sf project owner (i really lack organization & discipline :rolleyes: ). anyone up for the task?

I like SourceForge. Go for it. I already made a previous project that is 100% completely useless, so it is do-able to make a project, especially with source code...

Hi, is this project related to someone in this forum ? Best luck with gknot's developpement.

i could help out...mainly from a suggestions/testing point of view, since my coding skills are rather lacking... first suggestion: using the comptest method from the excel file someone posted a while ago. gives me much nicer results.

compressability test for 5.0.3 and up 

OK, guys. It's the only feature missing in my internal version of GK. After I'm done with it I can finally give you some toy to play with (i.e GK with 5.0.3/4 and YV12 support) :) But the question is: which comp test should I do: 1) is there a way to do that still using log files (the structure changed completely...) 2) that excel spreadsheet - if it is good and precise method for doing the test (including for b-frames)- I can try, but can I actually get AVG bitrate value from AVI file using low level access procedures ?

Re: compressability test for 5.0.3 and up