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by throwaway4PP
517 days ago
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It’s crude, but you can overcome the degraded quality imparted by gpu accelerated encoding by specifying a higher video bitrate. Find a complex short scene in your cpu encoded video, extract it, ffprobe it to get average video bitrate, and take the same clip in raw and try gpu accelerated encoding at +20% bitrate. From there, iterate. For a friend’s use-case that I helped with, +30% video bitrate bump overcame the degraded vquality. Edit: strangely enough, if memory serves, after the correcting +30% was applied the actual ffprobe bitrates between the videos were very similar, maybe a 10% or less difference. Someone smarter than me can work that logic out. |
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