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Optical flow using Hybrid -- Possible?
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-codec:v hevc_nvenc -preset 1 -rc 0 -spatial_aq 1 -bluray-compat 1 -multipass 2
Hybrid does support NVEnc through NVEncC on Windows.
Using '-rc 0' = constant quantizer and '-spatial_aq 1' spatial adaptive quantization is not supported by Hybrid since it does not make sense trying to get fluctuating quantizers ins a contstatn quantizer mode.
'-multipass 2' should be the same as '-2pass' in ffmpeg iirc. Hybrid does only support this in variable bitrate encoding mode (since that to me is the only method where is makes sense).
About NVEncCs options see: https://github.com/rigaya/NVEnc/blob/mas...ions.en.md

Quote:Since I want 'perfect'
I doubt you will get that with Interframe since it's tuned for speed even when the settings force the slowest settings.

Cu Selur
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RE: Optical flow using Hybrid -- Possible? - by Selur - 20.09.2021, 17:41

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