Greetings, I've just started using ffmpeg - there are a lot of options. :)
I've read through a few of the encoding guides and have an initial command line invocation that I'd like commentary on. From: http://www.webmproject.org/docs/encoder-parameters/#10-sample-command-lines there is a recommendation for "best" quality. I've based the following on it: ffmpeg \ -i INPUT.vob \ -pass 1 \ -passlogfile t \ -b:v 2M \ -auto-alt-ref 1 \ -quality best \ -minrate 100K \ -maxrate 16M \ -lag-in-frames 16 \ -keyint_min 0 \ -g 360 \ -skip_threshold 0 \ -qmin 0 \ -qmax 60 \ -vcodec libvpx-vp9 \ -strict experimental \ -f webm \ -- - > /dev/null ffmpeg \ -i INPUT.vob \ -pass 2 \ -passlogfile t \ -b:v 2M \ -auto-alt-ref 1 \ -quality best \ -minrate 100K \ -maxrate 16M \ -lag-in-frames 16 \ -keyint_min 0 \ -g 360 \ -skip_threshold 0 \ -qmin 0 \ -qmax 60 \ -vcodec libvpx-vp9 \ -strict experimental \ -acodec libvorbis \ -b:a 96k \ OUTPUT.webm I'm looking for very good (or best) encoding. Encoding time isn't a huge factor for me - at least right now. Am I missing anything in the above? Thanks for any hints! -m _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user
