27.02.2021, 20:15
Quote:What is strange that CRF setting at either 18, 15, or either 12 value makes encoded the same bitrate ~10Mbps file.Depending on your other settings especially VBV it might be that x264 is saturated for that source.
Might be VHS just does not have enough details/resolution that would require bigger than 10Mbps bitrate to encode at specified Rate Factor, t I am in doubt.
Is this right?
To be sure try what happens if you use lossless encoding('constant quantizer (1-pass)' + Quantizer strength 0 + lossless) to see the maximal bit rate x264 would use to archive a lossless copy of the content you feed it with.
Quote:So I switched to Specific File Size/Bitrate (2 –pass), setting 22500kbps for Blu Ray compliancy.might be a waste of space, might be okay,... you need to look at the output.
Quote:But which one is recommended: CRF, Average Bitrate (1 pass), Specific File Size/Bitrate (2 –pass)?I would say:
crf: is recommended when you do care about an average detail retention and do not care about file size
2pass.: is recommend if you aim for a specific file size
abr: I do not see any scenario there I would recommend abr encoding of offline files (might be okay when live streaming, but otherwise I see no use for it aside from testing stuff out)
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.