5fish/SVT-AV1 v2.3.260629
Changes
- Fixed a GOP issue thanks to Delie for getting us to find it out.
Build Information
Ref refs/heads/main | Commit 80302afd98cec50c84832a215698f2ebb4c464fb
Windows | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | winthread | icelake-server + znver5 | LTO PGO
Windows | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | winthread | znver2 | LTO PGO
Windows | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | winthread | x86-64-v3 | LTO PGO
Windows | arm64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | winthread | armv8.7-a+crypto+sm4+sha3+fp16+sve+sve2 + oryon-1 | LTO PGO
Linux | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | icelake-server + znver5 | LTO PGO
Linux | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | znver2 | LTO PGO
Linux | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | x86-64-v3 | LTO PGO
macOS | arm64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | armv8.5-a+simd+crypto + apple-m3 | LTO PGO
macOS | x86-64 | LLVM Project Clang LLD | skylake | LTO PGO
On x86-64 systems, no matter if you're on an Intel or AMD system, you should try these builds in the order of icelake-server + znver5 ⇒ znver2 ⇒ x86-64-v3.
If your CPU doesn't support the features required by the icelake-server + znver5 version, often indicated by crashing outright when attempting to make any encodes, you can try the znver2 version and see if that works. If not, then the x86-64-v3 version, which should always work on any modern systems.
Some versions might not be available if the GitHub Actions runners we get this time don't support the respective features.
Thanks to studies and contributions from afed, Emre, Ironclad, Itachi Uchiha, Miss Ashenlight, Soda, SwareJonge, Trix, Yiss and other people in the community for discovering the method to build the fastest binary. If you need to build a binary yourself, check the note in the building script.