I've just finished developing an algorithm designed to significantly reduce storage costs for video servers. Rather than saving separate files for different resolutions, it creates four smaller independent files that can be combined to form higher resolution videos. For instance, if you input a 1080p video, the algorithm outputs four files at 270p each. To play at 270p, you would use just one of these files; for 540p, you would use two, and to achieve the original 1080p quality, you would combine all four. The total file size of these four is equivalent to a single 1080p file. I'm considering deploying this on a website for testing. Should I go for it?
3 Answers
Honestly, I think you should focus on writing up your algorithm and consider seeking publication. Depending on your goals, it might also be worth looking into filing a patent application to protect your idea.
You might want to think twice before deploying, especially since you’re new here and have no karma yet. Some folks might doubt the authenticity of your project. Maybe it would help to share more details or even an image of your work to build some credibility.
I totally get why you feel hesitant to deploy it. The client-side merging sounds like it could be a heavy process for browsers, which might affect user experience.
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