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reverse 'low detail' for 'high detail' in 2-pass encoding explanation, patch by Jeff Clagg
| author | wanderer |
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| date | Tue, 28 Feb 2006 21:54:24 +0000 |
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| 376 <para> | 376 <para> |
| 377 With a two pass encode, the first pass will rip the movie as though it | 377 With a two pass encode, the first pass will rip the movie as though it |
| 378 were CBR, but it will keep a log of properties for each frame. This | 378 were CBR, but it will keep a log of properties for each frame. This |
| 379 data is then used during the second pass in order to make intelligent | 379 data is then used during the second pass in order to make intelligent |
| 380 decisions about which quantizers to use. During fast action or low | 380 decisions about which quantizers to use. During fast action or high |
| 381 detail scenes, higher quantizers will likely be used, and during | 381 detail scenes, higher quantizers will likely be used, and during |
| 382 slow moving or high detail scenes, lower quantizers will be used. | 382 slow moving or low detail scenes, lower quantizers will be used. |
| 383 Normally, the amount of motion is much more important than the | |
| 384 amount of detail. | |
| 383 </para> | 385 </para> |
| 384 | 386 |
| 385 <para> | 387 <para> |
| 386 If you use <option>vqscale=2</option>, then you are wasting bits. If you | 388 If you use <option>vqscale=2</option>, then you are wasting bits. If you |
| 387 use <option>vqscale=3</option>, then you are not getting the highest | 389 use <option>vqscale=3</option>, then you are not getting the highest |