kypec
19th March 2009, 11:30
I'm always doing my encodes in two passes with xvid. Now I'm wondering which settings play the role in the resulting .stats file which will be used in the second pass. I did a short test with 4 configurations where different options were enabled:
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VAQ only CQM only "EQM_V3HR.xcm" VAQ+CQM
The statistics produced for the same clip with I/P/B frames count and (their average sizes) summarized in the log files:
29/556/915 (56860/31596/5151) [difference in %]
29/556/915 (47524/25498/5310) [-16/-19/+3]
29/566/905 (92482/38659/7249) [+63/+22/+41]
29/569/902 (82060/31747/7440) [+44/+0/+44]
I know that the main goal of CQM is to retain more details in the picture yet VAQ serves the same purpose, doesn't it?
Am I right to conclude that VAQ alone improves the compressibility most and its use is therefore not recommended with CQM together?
None
VAQ only CQM only "EQM_V3HR.xcm" VAQ+CQM
The statistics produced for the same clip with I/P/B frames count and (their average sizes) summarized in the log files:
29/556/915 (56860/31596/5151) [difference in %]
29/556/915 (47524/25498/5310) [-16/-19/+3]
29/566/905 (92482/38659/7249) [+63/+22/+41]
29/569/902 (82060/31747/7440) [+44/+0/+44]
I know that the main goal of CQM is to retain more details in the picture yet VAQ serves the same purpose, doesn't it?
Am I right to conclude that VAQ alone improves the compressibility most and its use is therefore not recommended with CQM together?