![]() ![]() It is very efficient in terms of encoding time vs. no-deblock: deblock controls the loop filter (aka inloop deblocker), which is part of the H.264 standard.Using a value less than 2 will enable a faster, and lower quality lookahead mode. subme: set the subpixel estimation complexity. ![]() Without AQ, x264 tends to underallocate bits to less-detailed sections. This threading method produces lower quality results than the default method both compression and efficiency-wise, but adds no encoding latency. ![]() sliced-threads: enables slice-based threading.weightp: enables use of explicit weighted prediction to improve compression in P-frames.no-weightb: H.264 allows you to 'weight' references in B-frames, which allows you to change how much each reference affects the predicted picture.Setting scenecut to 0 is equivalent to setting no-scenecut. scenecut: sets the threshold for I/IDR frame placement.These blocks can be further split up into smaller partitions, which is what this option controls. partitions: H.264 video is split up into 16x16 macroblocks during compression.This setting controls how x264 decides between placing a P- or B-frame. b-adapt: set the adaptive B-frame placement decision algorithm.This can lead to significantly better efficiency in terms of compression ratio. B-frames are similar to P-frames, except they can use motion prediction from future frames as well. bframes: sets the maximum number of concurrent B-frames that x264 can use.Context-adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC) is a form of entropy encoding, not available when using ultrafast. ![]()
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