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add definition of power efficient, remove battery note #221
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Co-authored-by: Chris Needham <[email protected]>
This PR raises the question of whether WebCodecs |
efficient by default, as non-hardware-accelerated codecs can be just as | ||
efficient, particularly with low-resolution video. User agents SHOULD | ||
NOT take the device's power source into consideration when determining | ||
encoding power efficiency unless the device's power source has side |
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encoding power efficiency unless the device's power source has side | |
power efficiency unless the device's power source has side |
efficient, particularly with low-resolution video. User agents SHOULD | ||
NOT take the device's power source into consideration when determining | ||
encoding power efficiency unless the device's power source has side | ||
effects such as enabling different encoding modules. |
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effects such as enabling different encoding modules. | |
effects such as enabling different encoding or decoding modules. |
@chrisn, you didn't integrate your last suggested edits to drop "encoding" and add "or decoding" where the prose was focused on encoding. Is that intended? |
Oops, thanks. I'll fix that. |
Fixed in 35e5eaa. |
closes #44
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