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But to complete the test, I will run a new test with another sample...
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Here we go:
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E:\HD\PlanetEarthSample_1080p.mkv [ffdshow ICL r2335] User: 42s, kernel: 10s, total: 53s, real: 277s, fps: 188.7, dfps: 36.1 User: 42s, kernel: 8s, total: 50s, real: 282s, fps: 197.4, dfps: 35.4 <-- 100% User: 41s, kernel: 9s, total: 51s, real: 285s, fps: 194.6, dfps: 35.0 [ffdshow-mt r2333] User: 40s, kernel: 0s, total: 40s, real: 93s, fps: 246.2, dfps: 106.8 User: 41s, kernel: 0s, total: 41s, real: 93s, fps: 240.3, dfps: 106.8 <-- 302% User: 39s, kernel: 0s, total: 39s, real: 93s, fps: 251.5, dfps: 106.7 [CoreAVC v1.8.5] User: 17s, kernel: 0s, total: 17s, real: 70s, fps: 586.1, dfps: 142.0 User: 18s, kernel: 0s, total: 18s, real: 70s, fps: 542.8, dfps: 142.3 <-- 402% User: 17s, kernel: 0s, total: 17s, real: 70s, fps: 566.9, dfps: 142.4 [DivX H.264 Decoder Beta-3] User: 26s, kernel: 0s, total: 26s, real: 62s, fps: 375.8, dfps: 160.6 User: 22s, kernel: 0s, total: 22s, real: 62s, fps: 441.1, dfps: 160.9 <-- 455% User: 20s, kernel: 0s, total: 20s, real: 61s, fps: 478.3, dfps: 163.6 Conclusion: DivX H.264 > CoreAVC > ffdshow-mt >> ffdshow Surprising that DivX H.264 is actually faster than CoreAVC on that sample. Again we see the enormous improvements in ffdshow-mt/ffmpeg-mt Also ffdshow-mt allows "real time" playback of this 1080p sample, which is the most important point I think
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if you're going to use megui, it already comes with a patched version of x264 AND blu-ray presets ...
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I might reconsider if someone can find me a Blu-ray player that can't play an unsliced stream. |
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Anyway, when slicing support will be added to x264 I'll be very happy to try H264 files generated with x264. I'm very interested to x264 for speed and quality. Actually I'm using a VC1 encoder, written "in house" using mainconcept SDK, And I'll like to compare the quality of this 2 encoders. |
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