That does not make any sense.
All these formats support:
a. intra encoding only.
b. lossless encoding.
DVX isn't lossless, but might be intra frame only.
Everything displayed on a monitor is pixel based,....
Are you aware that FFmpeg (ffmpeg -h encoder=dxv) only supports:
?
The only thing I see that differentiates DVX from ProRes and similar 'visually lossless' formats is that there is gpu decoding available on Windows. It's not lossless, so using a lossless format would yield better quality.
All these formats support:
a. intra encoding only.
b. lossless encoding.
DVX isn't lossless, but might be intra frame only.
Everything displayed on a monitor is pixel based,....
Are you aware that FFmpeg (ffmpeg -h encoder=dxv) only supports:
Encoder dxv [Resolume DXV]:
General capabilities: dr1 threads
Threading capabilities: frame and slice
Supported pixel formats: rgba
DXV encoder AVOptions:
-format <int> E..V....... (from 1.14664e+09 to 1.14664e+09) (default dxt1)
dxt1 1146639409 E..V....... DXT1 (Normal Quality, No Alpha)The only thing I see that differentiates DVX from ProRes and similar 'visually lossless' formats is that there is gpu decoding available on Windows. It's not lossless, so using a lossless format would yield better quality.
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.