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No option for x264 10 bit
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After importing a Prores 422 LT file (that is 10 bit) in Hybrid I am unable find any option to allow me to encode it to x264 10 bit.  The only options for x264 are 8bit and i420.  How can I enable x264 10 bit encoding?  I am wanting to use it to process some files since x264 encodes WAY faster and then will do the final encode in x265 10 bit.
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#2
You need to select a profile which supports the color space and sampling you want.
For example: High4:2:2 does support 4:2:2 at 10bit.

Cu Selur
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#3
Thanks, that did it!  Keep up the great work with Hybrid!  I used to primarily use Staxrip, but when testing Hybrid I found that it processed most filters faster using vapoursynth when compared with Staxrip using Avisynth.  I also like how you have included so many parameter to easily tweak for the filters.
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#4
look https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AG0hugM...drive_link

bonus https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CxOWi71...drive_link
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#5
Setting seem okay (preset 'veryfast'), personally I would probably use x265 instead of x264 since 10bit support usually is better for H.265.

Cu Selur
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#6
I ended up going with Prores Standard since it renders so fast.  Smile  But I tweaked the bits per macro block setting a little and set it at 750 so the files are just a little bit smaller.
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#7
Hmmm, after some research and trying out different encode settings for my use I eventually landed on one that I can export from Adobe Media Encoder that I thought I could also reproduce in Hybrid but it appears I can't.  Using Voukoder plugin for AME I am encoding x264, 10bit, 4:2:2, gop=1 (intra), crf=0, and I am able to set a vbv-maxrate of 120000.  This results in files that good enough quality for what I need and fit my space needs.  I am unable to set crf 0 & the vbv-maxrate options are greyed out where I am unable to use them.
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#8
(06.09.2023, 00:08)GlitterKill Wrote: Hmmm, after some research and trying out different encode settings for my use I eventually landed on one that I can export from Adobe Media Encoder that I thought I could also reproduce in Hybrid but it appears I can't.  Using Voukoder plugin for AME I am encoding x264, 10bit, 4:2:2, gop=1 (intra), crf=0, and I am able to set a vbv-maxrate of 120000.  This results in files that good enough quality for what I need and fit my space needs.  I am unable to set crf 0 & the vbv-maxrate options are greyed out where I am unable to use them.

Big Grin try this - x265 main 422 10bit
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#9
That is x265.  I am trying to do this in x264.  I can do it with Voukoder just fine.  There has to be a way to do it in Hybrid. I want to use x264 since it encodes much faster than x265.
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Quote:I am encoding x264, 10bit, 4:2:2, gop=1 (intra), crf=0, and I am able to set a vbv-maxrate of 120000. This results in files that good enough quality for what I need and fit my space needs. I am unable to set crf 0 & the vbv-maxrate options are greyed out where I am unable to use them.
crf=0 <> qp = 0 <> lossless encoding, to use lossless encoding you need to a. select a profile which supports it "x264->Base->Restriction Settings->AVC Profile" for example 'High 4:4:4' or 'None' b. you need to set encoding mode to 'constant quantizer (1-pass)' and enable 'lossless'.
vbv and crf=0 do not work together, if you use crf=0/cq=0 vbv settings will be ignored by x264.

Cu Selur
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