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German doom9/Gleitz SuMo
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New uploads (MSYS2; MinGW32 / MinGW64: GCC 13.2.0):
VPx v1.14.0-162-gd4959f982 SVT-VP9 0.3.0-3ecdf8f |
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For anyone still interested in VP9:
I wanted to point out, that it has, in recent times, recieved multiple new AQ-Modes, which were not mentioned in any patchnotes, iirc. Code:
-aq-mode X 1 = VARIANCE_AQ 2 = COMPLEXITY_AQ 5 = PERCEPTUAL_AQ 6 = PSNR_AQ 7 = LOOKAHEAD_AQ <-- requires -auto-alt-ref 1 (or greater) which itself requires 2-pass |
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Derek Prestegard IRL
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Does anyone have recommendations for quick and dirty libvpx-vp9 encoding parameter settings for relatively fast file based encoding for a ~4 Mbps capped CRF 1080p SDR editorial proxy use case?
A certain popular NLE doesn't support HEVC or AV1 for proxies, but does support AVC and VP9, so I've been asked to look into how libvpx-vp9 compares with x264 for this use case. Are there any settings that aren't defaults but probably should be? Is there current guidance on lag-in-frames, auto-alt-ref, and row-mt? I'm paraphrasing as I forget the actual parameter names ![]()
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-auto-alt-ref also only works in 2pass. Personally, I'd never use it. It blurs frames too much. -row-mt 1 can speed things up And don't forget to set a keyint value. -g 240 for example. |
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google, ngov, vp8, vp9, vpx, webm |
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