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| [[x264]] is well documented, and I like using it, but sometimes I want to see all the flags that a preset is using, compared to the defaults. So, I put this little table together to work as a reference. I used [[mediainfo]] to read the x264 encoding options from the video. Since x264 doesn't write *all* of the encoding settings (that I can see, partitions is an example), this may not be 100% accurate. | [[x264]] is well documented, and I like using it, but sometimes I want to see all the flags that a preset is using, compared to the defaults. So, I put this little table together to work as a reference. I used [[mediainfo]] to read the x264 encoding options from the video. Since x264 doesn't write *all* of the encoding settings (that I can see, partitions is an example), this may not be 100% accurate. | ||
| - | See also my [[Handbrake preset reference]], which compares Handbrake presets against x264's medium preset. | + | You can duplicate my results if you like. The source video was nyan cat jazz, which I downloaded using youtube-dl, converted to [[YUV4MPEG2]] using [[libav]], then used x264 encoder to encode the raw video into a [[Matroska]] container. |
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| - | You can duplicate my results if you like. The source video was nyan cat jazz, which I downloaded using youtube-dl, converted to YUV4MPEG2 using libav, then used x264 encoder to encode the raw video into a Matroska container. | + | |
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