ti and save or just wget/curl itmediainfo --Output=file://ti VP9_2160p60_19M.mkv --LogFile=info.logcat info.logName.........: VP9_2160p60_19M.mkv
Size.........: 70.1 MiB
Duration.....: 00:00:30.481
Resolution...: 3840x2160 16:9
Codec........: V_VP9 19.2 Mbps 64.408 fps
Audio........: Opus 128 Kbps 2 Channel
Sources:
Install OpenShot 2.0 on Ubuntu
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:openshot.developers/libopenshot-dailysudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install openshot-qt -yInstall OpenShot 2.0 on Windows (Chocolately
choco install openshotNwgat High Quality Presets for OpenShot 2.0
Best video and audio for a given filesize
https://github.com/nwgat/openshot-presets
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\A005_C026_01224Q\00%05d.tif" -vcodec libvpx-vp9 -strict experimental -acodec libopus -qmin 0 -qmax 40 -crf 27 -b:v 20M -b:a 64k outputgirl.webm`
change crf to higher (smaller files, worse quality) or lower crf (bigger files, better quality)
the end results are this 4k file, source is tiff from a RED camera, pretty good i say as its only ~6Mbps video bitrate
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