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21420 · 14th July 2009, 15:55

I just recorded the video I posted in the link above so I can compare the recorded with the original one.

It is currently encoding the video with H.264, 16fps, 30 Kbyte/s*, multipass

* QuickTime indicates that the original video has a bitrate of about 240 Kbit/s

The finished video is about 16.8 MB (235 kbit/s; no audio), while the original file was 16.5 MB (232 kbit/s WITH the audio track (AAC)).

In my video the frame rate never drops. The original file's frame rate often drops to 1 or even 0.14 fps

In my "Compression Settings" I can select
- Key frame every X frames
- Frame reordering

What is a good setting to use for recording applications?

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21420 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 6	I just recorded the video I posted in the link above so I can compare the recorded with the original one. It is currently encoding the video with H.264, 16fps, 30 Kbyte/s, multipass QuickTime indicates that the original video has a bitrate of about 240 Kbit/s The finished video is about 16.8 MB (235 kbit/s; no audio), while the original file was 16.5 MB (232 kbit/s WITH the audio track (AAC)). In my video the frame rate never drops. The original file's frame rate often drops to 1 or even 0.14 fps In my "Compression Settings" I can select - Key frame every X frames - Frame reordering What is a good setting to use for recording applications?