Description of problem: - The VP9 support is under 1.3 is incomplete. fixed under 1.4 - The URL tag shows an dead page. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): libvpx-1.3.0-4.fc20.x86_64 Additional info: Change log for 1.4: This release includes significant improvements to the VP9 codec. - Upgrading: This release is ABI incompatible with 1.3.0. It drops the compatibility layer, requiring VPX_IMG_FMT_* instead of IMG_FMT_*, and adds several codec controls for VP9. - Enhancements: Faster VP9 encoding and decoding Multithreaded VP9 decoding (tile and frame-based) Multithreaded VP9 encoding - on by default YUV 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 support in VP9 10 and 12bit support in VP9 64bit ARM support by replacing ARM assembly with intrinsics - Bug Fixes: Fixes a VP9 bitstream issue in Profile 1. This only affected non-YUV 4:2:0 files. - Known Issues: Frame Parallel decoding fails for segmented and non-420 files. Change log for 1.3: This release introduces the VP9 codec in a backward-compatible way. All existing users of VP8 can continue to use the library without modification. However, some VP8 options do not map to VP9 in the same manner. The VP9 encoder in this release is not feature complete. Users interested in the encoder are advised to use the git master branch and discuss issues on libvpx mailing lists. . . .
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Same for F21-F22
1.4 is already in rawhide. Pushing it into released Fedora targets would be too intrusive (the sover changed upstream).