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It's 2/3 audio and 1/3 video - 1.1MB. Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, most video codecs aren't tremendously efficient with static screens.
by seba_dos1 1y ago
It's 2/3 audio and 1/3 video - 1.1MB.
Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, most video codecs aren't tremendously efficient with static screens.
- jl6 1y agoThe codec can be tuned to use a very long keyframe interval (e.g. ffmpeg’s -g option), but whether that’s worth the effort is another question.
- rtkwe 1y agoI'm not surprised. Generally the default number of frames between key/I-frames is set pretty low because too many I frames in a row tend to look bad on video content that isn't static and also if you jump to a point between 2 I frames the video can look really weird becasue it hasn't updated the I frame the P frames are manipulating.