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galaxy001
27th November 2005, 11:34
I want to repack some anime Xvid avi to x264. How can I get nearly the same quality ?

Question 1, How to determine the Q value ?
I think I must use Quality-based VBR (nominal QP), because Q value must be equal to the Xvid, am I right ?
So I just followQP(H264) =12.0 + 6.0 * log(qscale/0.85) / log(2.0) = 12.0 +6.0 * log2(qscale/0.85) and should I decrease the x264 Q value by 1 so that it is better ?
I want to get the most small file while keeping the quality.

So these above is about the --crf --qpmin --qpmax ,
and what about --qpstep ? Still, should I keep --qpmin 10 ?


Question 2, How to determine other things?
--trellis , is it useful in repack? In fact, I don't even know when to enable it.
--ref , --bframes , How to choose them wisely ?
mixed_refs, Is it better? I will never choose avi as x264 container, should I use mixed_refs ?
--me umh , is it too much for my purpose ?
--subme 6 --b-rdo , still is it too much ? Which level is better or wiser ?
--no-psnr , I don't think it will be much faster, still, what PSNR is good ? 46?
Would you tell me can I judge a anime by PSNR ? or I should at least get how much of the PSNR ?
--filter <alpha:beta>, if the avi is already sharpened, should I set alpha=1 or more ?

at last, I am using intel Celeron 2.0 with 512M momory. I don't want my x264 video with AAC audio in mp4 or mkv cannot be played smoothly on my PC. So which options I cannot choose ?

jackiehcs
27th November 2005, 12:43
Since XviD is lossless encoding code, it is impossible to do that unless using lossless mode. However, it is meaningless and only waste your time and capacity of harddisk.

Caroliano
27th November 2005, 13:18
@galaxy001: :search: :readguid:

@jackiehcs: I don't understand a word of what you said...

bond
27th November 2005, 15:06
how dumb can someone be? (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=103224)

galaxy001, welcome to doom9 and goodbye

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