Oops, I sent you a slightly specialised version of that script... Please add the following line to both transcode invocations:
-J modfps=clonetype=3 \ I apologise. And I suppose I should explain a couple of things: The 'nr = 30' is because your "unrip" was coming out so big... It had to be because there is a fair amount of noise, so that is a moderate denoising setting. The '-w 3000' is to get the size down to something reasonable without sacrificing quality... There are very few things that genuinely need more than 3000 kbps *average* bitrate. The two pass invocation with the Mitchell zoomer should give you pretty darn good quality without an excessivly long encoding time. If you want to try the same script on genuinely high quality source, use 'nr = 10' and add these to the ffmpeg.cfg block: cmp = 3 subcmp = 3 precmp = 3 The encoding rate will drop to about 5 fps, but the result will be almost indistinguishable from the source. If your source is really hellishly noisy, try 'nr = 100' or even higher, like 200 or 400. You can also probably get away with a bitrate as low as 2400 for most things, as long as you are using 2-pass, and the source doesn't have something awful like bad deinterlacing artifacts (sends bitrate through the roof). Have fun! Henrique Doiche wrote: > Hey, thank's Ivan, Thank's Phil > > I will try this script. > =)
