29.03.2023, 17:49
Hi Selur,
Can you untie --lag-in-frames from 2pass options in the next Hybrid Version in the Frame Tab? its greyed out when seleceted any 2-Pass mode, but its working fine with CQ Constant Quality / Constant Quantizer in Staxrip. Maximum effecvtive is --lag-in-frames 48 and default is 35 not 25, this can make a visible difference in some cases as i found out. (Still only costs more Ram) Earlier it was tied to 2-Pass as i read on google search, but i think its not anymore as i have tested and some people using it together with --end-usage=q --cq-level=.
Staxrip also shows me lag in frames 48 is in use.
![[Image: HUPcRGv.png]](https://i.imgur.com/HUPcRGv.png)
Somehow the guy from XMediaRecode have got the ETA Timer for AOM v3.6 running. But i think XmediaRecode is using ffmpeg or something or an internal ETA Timer, dunno, thats something Augur have found out and i have tested too.
Greetings
Can you untie --lag-in-frames from 2pass options in the next Hybrid Version in the Frame Tab? its greyed out when seleceted any 2-Pass mode, but its working fine with CQ Constant Quality / Constant Quantizer in Staxrip. Maximum effecvtive is --lag-in-frames 48 and default is 35 not 25, this can make a visible difference in some cases as i found out. (Still only costs more Ram) Earlier it was tied to 2-Pass as i read on google search, but i think its not anymore as i have tested and some people using it together with --end-usage=q --cq-level=.
Staxrip also shows me lag in frames 48 is in use.
Somehow the guy from XMediaRecode have got the ETA Timer for AOM v3.6 running. But i think XmediaRecode is using ffmpeg or something or an internal ETA Timer, dunno, thats something Augur have found out and i have tested too.
Greetings