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J_Darnley · 4th January 2009, 02:56

No, the crf value is related to the quantisers used. A higher value uses higher quantisers which produces lower quality, a lower crf value produces higher quality.

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J_Darnley Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 957	No, the crf value is related to the quantisers used. A higher value uses higher quantisers which produces lower quality, a lower crf value produces higher quality. __________________ x264 log explained \|\| x264 deblocking how-to preset -> tune -> user set options -> fast first pass -> profile -> level Doom10 - Of course it's better, it's one more.