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7th August 2008, 04:09 | #2 | Link |
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I think this info is only available at the end of the encode, so how could it be written to the header?
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7th August 2008, 05:01 | #4 | Link |
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Not only that, But I believe that goes against the H.264 standard. The authors of x264 are much opposed to that (Doing anything not specified by the accepted standard) I could be wrong as I haven't read the entire standard. But I am pretty sure that is not in the provisions of it.
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IIRC, if you do --verbose it'll show you all the metric stats on a frame by frame basis, since it prints out SSIM, PSNR, along with the number of bits used for that frame across a number of different uses. The only thing that would have to be done is add an output handler to pass over the stats so it could be written along with that frame to the file. At least, that's what it seems like for me.
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I asked the same question in another context, akupenguin buried that definitively. cheers audyovydeo |
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