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Not at all my experience, 673 movies and counting. I encode at around 10 to 13x with my 12900K using svt-av1. My command: ffmpeg.exe -i file.mp4 -r 23.976 -vf
by sergiotapia 2y ago
Not at all my experience, 673 movies and counting. I encode at around 10 to 13x with my 12900K using svt-av1.
My command:
ffmpeg.exe -i file.mp4 -r 23.976 -vf scale=1280:720 -c:v libsvtav1 -pix_fmt yuv420p10le -crf 30 -preset 10 -g 600 -c:a libopus -b:a 96k -ac 2 -c:s copy -map 0 out.mp4
Try it.
- runsfromfire 2y agowhile the lectures in they were encoding would definitely look fine with these settings, I have to question your baseline for quality if you’re watching full Hollywood movies encoded at CRF 30.
- sergiotapia 2y agoI'm watching these on my second monitor when I play guitar.
- dyauspitr 2y agoIsn’t that the recommended starting point for AV1? What’s an appropriate high quality starting point?
- runsfromfire 2y agothere isn’t an easy answer, as it’s always going to be dependent on the source you’re encoding from. That said, in my experience anything higher than CRF 25 on AV1 is noticeably compressed, even to a layman. I mostly work in 1080 and occasionally 2160, though. i can’t remember the last project i worked on in native 720 (probably circa 2009?) and even now 720 is only part of my output pipeline if specifically requested by the client.
- Starlevel004 2y ago> -crf 30 That would do it.