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DoesItReallyMatter: /* Source code */ Remove section, Documentation:Modules/svg is more complete

2019-03-24T07:05:52Z

Source code: Remove section, Documentation:Modules/svg is more complete

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	SVG is an acronym for scalable vector graphics. It's an [[XML]]-based container that allows for resizing certain types of images to any size without appearing pixellated. It falls under the class of ''vector image formats'', in contrast to ''raster image formats'' (e.g. [[JPG]], [[GIF]]). It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].		SVG is an acronym for scalable vector graphics. It's an [[XML]]-based container that allows for resizing certain types of images to any size without appearing pixellated. It falls under the class of ''vector image formats'', in contrast to ''raster image formats'' (e.g. [[JPG]], [[GIF]]). It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].

	~~== Source code ==~~
	* {{VLCSourceFile\|modules/codec/svg.c}}

DoesItReallyMatter: Change module info: {{Mux|encoder=y|id=svg}} from {{mux|encoder=n|id=svgdec}}. There are two separate modules, but they both have the same shortcut, "svg"

2019-03-24T06:45:29Z

Change module info: {{Mux|encoder=y|id=svg}} from {{mux|encoder=n|id=svgdec}}. There are two separate modules, but they both have the same shortcut, "svg"

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	{{~~mux~~\|encoder=n\|id=~~svgdec~~}}		{{Mux\|encoder=y\|id=svg}}
	{{Wikipedia\|Scalable Vector Graphics\|Vector graphics\|Raster graphics}}		{{Wikipedia\|Scalable Vector Graphics\|Vector graphics\|Raster graphics}}

DoesItReallyMatter: Add module name

2019-02-23T05:49:08Z

Add module name

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	{{mux\|encoder=n}}		{{mux\|encoder=n\|id=svgdec}}
	{{Wikipedia\|Scalable Vector Graphics\|Vector graphics\|Raster graphics}}		{{Wikipedia\|Scalable Vector Graphics\|Vector graphics\|Raster graphics}}

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Source code */ New section

2019-02-23T05:48:01Z

Source code: New section

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	SVG is an acronym for scalable vector graphics. It's an [[XML]]-based container that allows for resizing certain types of images to any size without appearing pixellated. It falls under the class of ''vector image formats'', in contrast to ''raster image formats'' (e.g. [[JPG]], [[GIF]]). It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].		SVG is an acronym for scalable vector graphics. It's an [[XML]]-based container that allows for resizing certain types of images to any size without appearing pixellated. It falls under the class of ''vector image formats'', in contrast to ''raster image formats'' (e.g. [[JPG]], [[GIF]]). It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].

			== Source code ==
			* {{VLCSourceFile\|modules/codec/svg.c}}

DoesItReallyMatter: Create page, own work, as brief introduction to SVGs

2019-02-06T03:49:47Z

Create page, own work, as brief introduction to SVGs

New page

{{mux|encoder=n}}
{{Wikipedia|Scalable Vector Graphics|Vector graphics|Raster graphics}}

SVG is an acronym for scalable vector graphics. It's an [[XML]]-based container that allows for resizing certain types of images to any size without appearing pixellated. It falls under the class of ''vector image formats'', in contrast to ''raster image formats'' (e.g. [[JPG]], [[GIF]]). It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].