Hi,
I am using the libav* libraries from FFMPEG to produce a MPEG2 video in
MPEG2-TS stream.
I discovered that the usage of some options are changing dramatically the CPU
used to encode a frame :
* If i use only the "b" (bitrate) option, it takes approx. between 3-7
ms to encode a 720x576 picture, which looks perfect for me.
* If i add "maxrate" and "bufsize" options, then it varies between 5 ms
and 80ms (yes !) for the same video sequence. It seems to be related to
movement in the scene, but i do not see the relationship between the
maxrate/bufsize parameters and the movement.
Unfornunatly, i am obliged to use the maxrate/bufsize options to have a proper
decoding on the other side. If i just provide the "b" options, then i got bunch
of "Invalid frame size 0x0" on the decoder side.
Hence my questions :
* Do you have an idea why the maxrate/bufsize options are using so much
PCU ?
* If yes, is there any way to fix it (either by changing options, etc,
etc) ?
Thanks for your support.
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