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This only measures the speed, not the quality. Encodings may vary enormously in their complexity, you can't treat 2 encoders that produce the same "resolution"
by Jabbles 15y ago
This only measures the speed, not the quality. Encodings may vary enormously in their complexity, you can't treat 2 encoders that produce the same "resolution" as being equal.
- bgentry 15y agoThat's much harder to do objectively, but I'd love to see some 3rd party evaluations.
- DarkShikari 15y agoThey (almost) all use the same encoder. Albeit most likely with different settings, for a different speed/quality tradeoff. And some might be using ancient versions from the dawn of the Bronze Age.