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AMD VCE 265 has a input file bitrate dependent output bitrate #3447
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Maybe a duplicate of #2980 |
It is at least slightly different, as the quality settings work. QP45 produced a file that was 1/7th the size of the QP 35. |
I spun my own version updated to AMF 1.4.18 just now and the issue persists. I have filed an issue on the AMF Repo. Log:
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Does it happen to work if only the RX480 is in the machine? Could be HB or ffmpeg related. Sadly I don't have a card to hand to do any testing. |
No change with the RX 480. Though there has been something of a development in the AMF ticket. It seems that the issue stems from ffmpeg and some poorly chosen default values.
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By default ffmpeg restricts qp factors to a range of 2 to 31, unless otherwise overwritten. This significantly constrains the low bitrate performance of VCE in H.264 mode. This should fix issue HandBrake#3447 and could also address parts of issue HandBrake#2980.
Since the fix is fairly trivial, would it be desirable to backport this for a potential 1.3.4 release? |
I can merge it to the 1.3.x branch (there are a few other minor fixes there). Realistically, we will likely not be doing 1.3.4 proper as 1.4.0 is in sight. |
Fair enough. |
…zer scale. Current settings makes bitrate larger than expected, more information: HandBrake/HandBrake#3447 (comment) Signed-off-by: James Almer <jamrial@gmail.com>
PR Merged :) |
Thanks |
With a 500MBit/s input video file it is not possible to produce an output file with a bitrate below ~36MBit/s.
Irrespective of the selected output bitrate, the resulting file always has a bitrate of about 36MBit/s.
Transcoding the video once and re-transcoding it again reduces the resulting bit rate.
"Transcoding" the file using OBS works without issues.
HandBrake version (e.g., 1.3.0):
Handbrake 1.3.3
Operating system and version (e.g., Ubuntu 19.10, macOS 10.15 Catalina, Windows 10 1909):
Windows 10 20H2
Error message text and/or screenshot:
The files in the screenshots are 17 seconds long.
HandBrake Activity Log:
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