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Bitrates of akiyo changed slightly.
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Tomas Härdin 2022-04-09 14:40:47 +02:00
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@ -1279,23 +1279,23 @@ Compatible with Windows 3.1 and vintage MacOS.
@subsection Options @subsection Options
@table @option @table @option
@item keyint_min @var{integer} @item g @var{integer}
Keyframe interval. Keyframe interval.
A keyframe is inserted every @code{-keyint_min}-th frame. A keyframe is inserted at least every @code{-g} frames, sometimes sooner.
@item q:v @var{integer} @item q:v @var{integer}
Quality factor. Lower is better. Higher gives lower bitrate. Quality factor. Lower is better. Higher gives lower bitrate.
The following table lists bitrates when encoding akiyo_cif.y4m for various values of @code{-q:v} with @code{-keyint_min 100}: The following table lists bitrates when encoding akiyo_cif.y4m for various values of @code{-q:v} with @code{-g 100}:
@table @option @table @option
@item @code{-q:v 1} 1918 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 1} 1918 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 2} 1735 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 2} 1735 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 4} 1500 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 4} 1500 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 10} 1064 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 10} 1041 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 20} 826 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 20} 826 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 40} 553 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 40} 553 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 100} 394 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 100} 394 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 200} 311 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 200} 312 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 400} 266 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 400} 266 kb/s
@item @code{-q:v 1000} 237 kb/s @item @code{-q:v 1000} 237 kb/s
@end table @end table
@ -1311,6 +1311,7 @@ Avoid wasting bytes, ignore vintage MacOS decoder.
The minimum and maximum number of strips to use. The minimum and maximum number of strips to use.
Wider range sometimes improves quality. Wider range sometimes improves quality.
More strips is generally better quality but costs more bits. More strips is generally better quality but costs more bits.
Fewer strips tend to yield more keyframes.
Vintage compatible is 1..3. Vintage compatible is 1..3.
@item strip_number_adaptivity @var{integer} @item strip_number_adaptivity @var{integer}