[MEncoder-users] issues for time-lapse video encoding
RC
cooleyr at gmail.com
Wed May 20 07:31:05 CEST 2009
On Tue, 19 May 2009 09:24:25 -0400
Hugh Secker-Walker <hsw at hodain.net> wrote:
> Yes, CPU usage is almost nil during the initial capture. My newbie
> understanding is that the encoder can do a better job of allocating
> bits to frames if it gets to see the stats from the first pass before
> it does its heavy-duty compression work on the second pass.
You'll probably lose more in the two-step process than you'll gain by
doing two-pass encoding.
With x264, CRF will work nearly as well.
With lavc codecs, single-pass works pretty well with vratetol or
vqcomp/vqblur set appropriately. vqscale doesn't do too badly, either.
> > vqscale
>
> Ah, that's from mencoder.
-qscale then.
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