av1 The Rebel Alliance's AV1 Video Codec Encoding Guide the rebel alliance has finally released the av1 video codec aomenc encoder aomenc aomdec decoder aomdec file.webm output.y4m or aomdec file | mpv - -v for verbose --cpu-used= for quality level like x264s profiles and 0 is placebo and 4 is fastest -w for width and -h for height
x264 The Fire Escape 4K Benchmark The Fire Escape is a 4K benchmark that measure the time it takes to encode a 4K file to x264 using open souce video editor OpenShot uses a shotcut project file with a raw 4k video file, flac music by GUNSHIP, Text Overlay GUNSHIP by GUNSHIP if("undefined"==typeof window.
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encoding Simple Daala Encoder Created this simple encoder script while trying out daala Features: Select file Number of frames to skip Number of frames to encode Uncompressed y4m output file Lossless png file from daala encode (uses y4m file from dump_video) Lossless png file from source Linux Bash Version and by unpopular demand
ffmpeg Daala for Windows (almost) up to date daala builds for windows 64-bit for now, if anyone need 32-bit just contact me Daala Websites Website GitHub Demos Doom9 Discussion Compiler Details(for nwgat builds) Cygwin64 1.7.32(0.274/5/3) or later libogg 1.3.1-1 or later Usage Source: ffmpeg -pix_
encoding Compiling Daala on Cygwin x64 Install Cygwin x64 with wget https://cygwin.com/setup-x86_64.exe Install apt-cyg wget rawgit.com/XadillaX/apt-cyg/master/apt-cyg install apt-cyg /bin Install Packages apt-cyg install gcc-core make pkg-config autoconf automake libtool libogg-devel libpng-devel libjpeg-devel check git Compile Daala git clone https://git.xiph.org/daala.git cd daala
ffmpeg 4K Encoding to VP9/Opus Encoding to VP9 in 4K is awesomely slow, when i mean slow, it is SLOW > 0.2fps but still it has not been optimized or have multicore support yet, it only used 1 core of my 8 core cpu (FX-8350) with 32GB RAM! `ffmpeg -f image2 -i "E:\redout\tif\
ubuntu Encoding sintel encoding sintel source images is not that hard, you have to find how many digits they have 00000001.png becomes 000%05d.png here is an example that should work, it outputs a file with realy high quality ffmpeg -f image2 -i "000%05d.png" -r 23.976
