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You are right, but first you ideally should perform scene change detection (to put keyframes at propper positions), and that alone takes quite some processing.
by MaxikCZ 3y ago
You are right, but first you ideally should perform scene change detection (to put keyframes at propper positions), and that alone takes quite some processing.
- angrais 3y agoExactly as some encoders (H264) have keyframes at intervals (e.g., every 30 frames) rather than where the action occurs. As such, they are suboptimal by default if a lot of motion occurs.
- dylan604 3y ago> some encoders (H264) What H.264 encoder are you using that does not have a scene change detection option?