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Selected comments for first MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 video codecs comparison

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Here are some comments from the lot of letters that we receive about H.264 Video Codecs Comparison:

Hello,
First of all, thanks for making it public your interesting study on codec comparison...

Paco Gomez
Technical Director
VISUAL TOOLS S.A.

I read your study with great interest. My understanding is that this information is intended to be public -- I suggest sending email about the study to the JVT experts and MP4Tech email reflectors.

Gary Sullivan
Microsoft Corporation,
Chair of JVT

Hello everybody,
I looked into your report and find it very interesting. My company is trying to implement video codecs in SW on embedded CPUs, in our case the TriMedia VLIW processor. What is relevant for us is not only the video quality that can be achieved, but also the CPU resources required to do the encoding. It would be interesting to bring this aspect into future comparisons. I.e. which encoder implements the best video quality / implementation complexity tradeoffs.

Torsten Fink
TriMedia Center of Excellence
Philips Semiconductors

I am Seung Hwan Kim, a senior engineer of Samsung Electronics, Korea. I am in charge of evaluation of video codec. I have read your document "AVC/H.264 Video Codecs Comparison". It is very helpful for me.

Seung Hwan Kim
Senior Engineer
Samsung Electronics

Dear all,
"MPEG4 AVC/H.264 Video Codecs Comparison", CS MSU Graphics&Media Lab, Video Group, Moscow, 11/01/2005
I got your report from the website. It is really a great job...

Jason Wang
MultiVision Intelligent Surveillance

Greetings,
I am a researcher at the Boeing Company in Seattle, Washington. We have been doing some preliminary studies on a variety of video codecs including a few versions of the MPEG4 AVC and, while doing an Internet search, I discovered your excellent report. I was very impressed with the thoroughness of it ...
Thank you again for the excellent report...

Don Schultz
The Boeing Company
7E7 Cabin Systems R&D

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