Transform-Prediction Coding Scheme in Image/Video Compression

This is the working area for the IETF netvc group's draft of Transform-Prediction Coding Scheme in Image/Video Compression. Note that netvc is not a working group yet.

• Editor's copy

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Building the Draft

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$ pip install xml2rfc

You may also need to install kramdown-xml2rfc, which requires Ruby and can be installed using the roby package manager, gem:

$ gem install kramdown-xml2rfc

Other tools can be used to produce PDF files, or to provide a comparison. These tools - and where to find them - are described in the Makefile.

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