I'm in a thinking mood, so I'm going to throw out something that I've
been wondering about for a while...
I realize we can "check in" new plugins etc. to the CVS, and submit them
to heroines, but it seems to be somewhat redundant to develop plugins
and include them in the actual "releases" -- not that I'm against that
in any way, but it's a bit against the point. Reason I'm bringing this
up: I'm working on a library that implement a video defect restoration
(drop-out detection and reconstruction) and a denoising algorithm (an
adaptive algorithm using VMF/ANNF/some other one) (I intend to add more
filtering algorithms) from IEEE journals or similar articles to help
restore some drop-outs due to a bad recording deck from a recording of
an event I did. I'd like to release the libraries, but with the build
including a plugin for cinelerra.
So, has anyone started a repository/listing of "non-release" plugins
already? If so, where, and how's it going? If not, does anyone think
this is a worthwhile idea? I'd like some other input on this; I haven't
exactly written any plugins for Cinelerra before, so could it be in fact
harder and more painful? What are the pros/cons anyone sees?
Also, completely unrelated: are algorithms released in journals (like
IEEE Video Processing) in the public domain (i.e. I can code the
algorithm and release the code without requesting permissions or
obtaining rights from the authors)? I seem to recall this, however, I
want to be certain. Of course, I reference the articles the algorithms
come from, I just want to honor anything I have to legally.
Thanks,
Richard
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