docs: clarify codec-aligned input is additive, not a replacement#175
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Codec-aligned dense input is a new video input mode added alongside the existing image and uniform-frame-sampling paths — all three feed the same OneVision-Encoder, as the README's 'One Encoder, Every Modality' section already states. Three user-facing strings still implied (or asserted) replacement; rewrite them to match reality: - docs/page/projects/index.html: 'Replaces uniform frame sampling with codec-aligned dense input' (EN+ZH) -> 'Adds codec-aligned dense input as a new video input mode alongside image and uniform frame sampling'. - README.md: 'Forget uniform patchification.' -> 'Beyond uniform patchification.' plus 'add a codec-stream input mode alongside image and uniform-frame video'. - docs/page/assets/codec-vs-frame.js: chart subtitle 'where uniform sampling starves the model' -> 'where the frame budget is too tight to cover the temporal signal'.
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Pull request overview
This PR clarifies user-facing documentation so codec-aligned dense input is described as an additive input mode rather than a replacement for image or uniform-frame video paths.
Changes:
- Updates README introduction wording around codec-aligned vision encoders.
- Revises bilingual project timeline copy to describe codec input as an added mode.
- Softens the chart subtitle language from “starves the model” to a tighter frame-budget explanation.
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README.md |
Clarifies codec-stream input is added alongside existing image and uniform-frame video modes. |
docs/page/projects/index.html |
Updates EN/ZH timeline description to match the additive input-mode framing. |
docs/page/assets/codec-vs-frame.js |
Revises chart subtitle copy while preserving the empirical comparison. |
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Summary
Codec-aligned dense input is a new video input mode added alongside the existing image and uniform-frame-sampling paths — all three feed the same OneVision-Encoder under a shared
(t, h, w)position scheme, as the README's "One Encoder, Every Modality" section already states.Three user-facing strings still implied (or asserted) replacement. This PR rewrites them to match reality.
Changes
docs/page/projects/index.html(line 59, EN+ZH):README.md(line 58):docs/page/assets/codec-vs-frame.js(line 541, chart subtitle):Why
The previous wording contradicted the project's actual architecture. The README's Method section is the truth-anchor:
Codec is additive, not a replacement.
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Verification
git diff --stat: 3 files changed, +3 / −3node --check docs/page/assets/codec-vs-frame.js: ✓projects/index.html