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My guess, based on the man page for mencoder linked on the page where he got the mencoder options, you can encode a source video file to target video file aimin
by giberson 15y ago
My guess, based on the man page for mencoder linked on the page where he got the mencoder options, you can encode a source video file to target video file aiming for either quality of frames, or speed of frames (per second). "Very high quality" options results in a video output of roughly 6 frames per second. Comparing the file size of the output file hoax.avi, its basically identical. So the revelation is that this company's miracle method is simply delivering video at 6fps.
If you've ever played a video game that was too much for your system, you've seen 6fps before, and you know it is intolerable.
That's my take on it, I really wish the author would have elaborated more on the result.
- sebbi 15y agoThe speed of encoding on the given machine is 6 fps ... not the resulting video.
- jcromartie 15y agoNo. They just deliver video compressed with H.264, with a target bitrate of about 1Mbps. The framerate is unaffected.