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>>avif
>it’s okay but very decode hungry, which makes it impractical for large image folders. it’s usable tho
The funny thing about AVIF is that at its core it's essentially just a single AV1 video keyframe so it can be fully decoded by like 99% of all AV1 hardware decoding ASIC as long as it doesn't exceed baseline AV1 video specifications.
You can extend this further by cutting up higher resolution images into grids but there is a possible downside of boundary artifacts. Otherwise raw software decoded AVIF images can be like 4,000 megapixels if desired.
>The AVIF Baseline Profile (which uses AV1 Level 5.1) limits a single coded image item to a maximum of 8,912,896 pixels (approximately 8.9 megapixels, or roughly a 4K resolution cap of 8192×4352).
You can actually preview what this might be like with this VP9 webm I included. 99% chance you probably have a VP9 hardware decoding ASIC on the device you're using. If so you won't see a CPU spike at all as the ASIC will do all the heavy lifting.
Stream #0:0: Video: vp9 (Profile 0), yuv420p(tv, progressive), 1448x1086, SAR 1:1 DAR 4:3, 6 fps, 6 tbr, 1k tbn
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