Here is what the command looks like for one of my presets in ffmpeg Batch and you’re saying I need to add MORE to it? I don’t even know what half of this means…
I’m assuming this isn’t the one you’d use to transcode your “master” copy… I hope.
That’s using the AMD hardware accelerated encoder so now I’m even more confused as to why you say you can’t do it.
Also encode the same video with that and again with libx265 and compare the quality you get. You might be better off not using hardware accel for this.
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Is that H265 (10-Bit)? Also, I have to use a GUI as I don’t know how to use the command line version of ffmpeg.
Yes, h.265 x.265 and HEVC are pretty much the same thing.
To do any remotely advanced setup you have to add command line switches to your favorite gui anyway, so now’s as good a time to learn as any.
Here is what the command looks like for one of my presets in ffmpeg Batch and you’re saying I need to add MORE to it? I don’t even know what half of this means…
-map 0 -c:v hevc_amf -quality balanced -rc cqp -qp_p 25 -qp_i 25 -quality balanced -rc cqp -qp_p 25 -qp_i 25 -vf “scale=640:480,crop=ih/3*4:ih” -c:a aac -b:a 128K -filter:a loudnorm
I’m assuming this isn’t the one you’d use to transcode your “master” copy… I hope.
That’s using the AMD hardware accelerated encoder so now I’m even more confused as to why you say you can’t do it.
Also encode the same video with that and again with libx265 and compare the quality you get. You might be better off not using hardware accel for this.