Changes between Version 41 and Version 42 of Encodings
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- 04/02/14 08:09:55 (7 years ago)
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v41 v42 22 22 * h264: either using [/wiki/Encodings/x264 x264] or [/wiki/Encodings/nvenc nvenc] 23 23 * {{{h265}}} using {{{x265}}} (not usable, far too slow) 24 25 [[BR]] 26 24 27 Note: for backwards compatibility, on versions older than 0.10.10 you have to specify the encoding as ''x264'' to get ''h264''. Newer versions use ''h264'', but ''x264'' will remain for command-line compatibility. 25 28 }}} … … 28 31 == Choosing an Encoding == 29 32 The best thing to do is to try them all and choose the one that provides the best results. 33 30 34 Here are some rough guidelines: 31 35 * on LANs with 100MBit/s or higher: {{{rgb}}} + zlib/lz4 should give you the best latency possible (whilst consuming quite a lot of bandwidth in the process..) … … 33 37 * to save a little bit of bandwidth at the expense of framerate and latency, use lossless encodings: {{{png}}} or {{{webp}}} 34 38 * otherwise, choose {{{h264}}}} and tune the speed/quality to suit your needs (see below) 39 35 40 The other encodings are somewhat less useful: 36 41 * [/wiki/Encodings/vpx vpx : VP8] is similar to {{{h264}}} but it does not support all speed and quality tuning, it also subsamples colours which leads to visual degradation. {{{VP9}}} is so slow it is unusable.