These initial presets are based on just my own ideas of tradeoffs between speed and quality. If you have better ideas for presets, please share them.
Thanks a lot, Zambelli, the presets look really good. Based on my modest experience tweaking these settings, it looks like your "better" preset is going to be the sweet spot for my purposes compressing recorded HDTV at a reasonable speed.
Originally Posted by lazyn00b. Find More Posts by buzzqw. Originally Posted by jubilex. But i cant find the Complexity Option in the Editor? The Option in ProCoder is at Auto and i cant change it. And the Lookahead Option.. EDIT : 2nd Question is now clear. Commandline: cscript. Last edited by ACrowley; 8th April at Originally Posted by ACrowley. Originally Posted by zambelli.
If using CBR mode, you generally don't want to use quality That'll force the encoder to drop frames when the bitrate gets too low to maintain high image quality.
If the encoder reports dropped frames or a framecount significantly smaller than the source framecount, change quality to 50 or lower. Otherwise, you can leave it for this encode. Last edited by ACrowley; 6th April at Originally Posted by buzzqw. And if anyone has feedback about existing presets or suggestion for how to tweak them - I'm all ears. Find More Posts by Sagittaire.
I am very interested in encoding for maximum quality so the insane profile looks great. I have a dual quad core system, so hopefully that will cut the increased encoding time a little. There seems to be very few people now using a two pass vbr system.
Is there any reason for this bar encoding time? I want to encode my HD material to HQ files that will work on my Xbox, getting as much out of the source as possible. Surely 2 pass VBR is the way to go? My cmd line is as follows; cscript.
Last edited by Clown shoes; 8th April at Find More Posts by Clown shoes. I'm having problems encoding my audio with WMCmd. Any obvious mistakes I'm making? The time now is User Name.
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