Ars Technica

x264: Encoding 60 FPS produces smaller files than 24 FPS. Why?

I have a TV channel that runs at 720/60fps progressive. Much of the content is 24fps sourced, so I usually do an Inverse Telecine (IVTC) to get get back to 24 FPS, when I compress for storage. Just ...
Streaming Media Magazine

How to Produce High-Quality H.264 Video Files

Fortunately, Compressor can access QuickTime plug-ins such as the x264Encoder plug-in that you can download at MyCometG3. Note that the developer of the site, Takashi Mochizuki, discontinued ...
Ars Technica

Hardware Video Encoding: Not What It's Cracked Up To Be

FFMPEG's MPEG-4 Part 2 encoder is scarily effective, if slow. AMD's AVC is worthless (crap for an H.264 encoder, no better than the ASP encoders - it'd do better if more bitrate could be thrown at it) ...
The Tech Edvocate

How to fix OBS encoding overloaded

Spread the love“`html Are you tired of dealing with frustrating issues while streaming on OBS (Open Broadcaster Software)? Many users encounter the dreaded “encoding overloaded” message, which can be ...
Streaming Media Magazine

Good News: AV1 Encoding Times Drop to Near-Reasonable Levels

That said, in my book, Video Encoding by the Numbers, I created similar curves for x264, x265, and LibVPx using eight clips averaging about two-minutes in duration. Before I started serious encoding ...