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A critical heap out-of-bounds write vulnerability (CVE-2026-8461) has been discovered in FFmpeg's MagicYUV decoder. This flaw allows remote code execution via malicious video files, even without user interaction.
This research introduces a parameter-free method for adaptive video tokenisation that drops redundant latent positions based on temporal differences. By utilizing a Latent Inpainting Transformer (LIT), the framework achieves significant inference speedups while maintaining high reconstruction fidelity.
Mozilla has merged initial support for Vulkan Video into Firefox, providing a new GPU hardware decoding path. This update aims to improve cross-platform performance and reduce reliance on VA-API.
Apple and Google have collaborated to release the Eclipsa Video HDR open standard. This initiative aims to unify high-dynamic-range video processing across different platforms and devices.
An in-depth look at the tiny team behind FFmpeg and VLC, the essential open-source tools powering 90% of global video processing for platforms like YouTube and Netflix.
Trimly is a new utility designed by a veteran audio/video developer to streamline the process of extracting specific segments from long-form video content. It focuses on performance and efficiency for users needing precise video clipping.