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Currently, most AV1 encoders have a CRF mode that should have better control over quality than just using a static QP value.
Currently, when using svt-av1 (FFmpeg), adjusting the “Quantizer” slider when in “Constant Quality” mode seems to adjust the QP value, which is not bad, but utilizing CRF instead would be the ideal.
Perhaps a good idea would be to introduce a separate selectable mode, like “Constant Quantization”, for those who want to specifically use a static QP value, while keeping the “Constant Quality” mode to CRF.
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Currently, most AV1 encoders have a CRF mode that should have better control over quality than just using a static QP value.
Currently, when using
svt-av1 (FFmpeg)
, adjusting the “Quantizer” slider when in “Constant Quality” mode seems to adjust the QP value, which is not bad, but utilizing CRF instead would be the ideal.Perhaps a good idea would be to introduce a separate selectable mode, like “Constant Quantization”, for those who want to specifically use a static QP value, while keeping the “Constant Quality” mode to CRF.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: