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Yes, that much was always clear. I just always thought the way these software go about finding those combinations was also standardized on a high level rather t
by perching_aix 10mo ago
Yes, that much was always clear. I just always thought the way these software go about finding those combinations was also standardized on a high level rather than proprietary to each implementation. It is a fairly recent development for me to realize that the various encoder options and presets are specific to the encoder, not the format (and now, that the same is true for lossless formats too).
- memoriuaysj 10mo agofor video there is another constraint - time hardware encoders (like the ones in GPUs) typically work realtime-ish, so they do minimal exploration of encoding space you also have the one-pass/two-pass thing which is key for unlocking high quality compression