The x264 authors want those information to be in the streams that are created with their encoder, which I why I do not plan to add an option of this in Hybrid.
That said, iirc using:
one could remove the SEI data (which holds the 'Encoding settings').
step-by-step:
1. open Windows Command prompt (or Terminal if you are on Linux or Mac)
2. Adjust the above call (by replacing the 'path to ...' entries)
3. Call the call
Cu Selur
Ps.: There might be other options to do this, but this is the first one that popped into my mind.
PPs.: As a side note: In x265 you can disable the 'encoding settings'-SEI data by disabling 'x265->Signaling->General Signaling->SEI Info'.
That said, iirc using:
"path to ffmpeg" -i "path to input" -c copy -bsf:v 'filter_units=remove_types=6' "path to stripped output"step-by-step:
1. open Windows Command prompt (or Terminal if you are on Linux or Mac)
2. Adjust the above call (by replacing the 'path to ...' entries)
3. Call the call
Cu Selur
Ps.: There might be other options to do this, but this is the first one that popped into my mind.
PPs.: As a side note: In x265 you can disable the 'encoding settings'-SEI data by disabling 'x265->Signaling->General Signaling->SEI Info'.