The video clips that used to be on this page were 1m47s in duration - these clips are what the "Video clip size:".In that example, while 50kbps was selected, if you look at the output filesize you'll notice that VP8/9 obviously forced the bitrate higher, up to some minimum value. Be careful when comparing small bitrates (50kbps for example in VP8/9). VP8 and VP9 appear to enforce minimum bitrate thresh-holds.Late, so I simply removed them from the tool. Only "bitrate" results are available for VP8 and VP9 - the RF variants for VP8/9 didn't encode properly and I didn't notice until it was too.This is not a bug: the encoder simply did not have enough bitrate to work with in those situations. Very low bitrates (50, 100, etc) may result in blank/grey images.Only medium speed is provided for RF based encodes.
#Xvid4psp grey screen x264 10bit full
#Xvid4psp grey screen x264 10bit 480p
1080p and 480p refer to "pre-cropped" versions.Tune settings & 10 different RF settings are Output from all 4 main encoders can be found below at both 480p and 1080p, with 10 different bitrate settings (all speeds). This page contains a number of Star Wars: The Force Awakens encode clips, allowing you to compare the result of different encode settings. In particular you were interested in ( Did you just want to see x264 at different bitrates? Were you wanting to compare x264 with VP9? Something else.?). If you feel strongly one way or another ( really like this page or could do without it for example), please leave a comment. Unlike the write-ups on this site (which even dial-up can handle), this page only providesĪ reasonable experience for those on quick connections. This page is pretty bandwidth-intensive for visitors.I have some other comparisons in mind (8/10/12-bit, denoising, audio, etc)īut don't want to spend weeks putting them together if it's not something that a number of people would find helpful/useful. These are really time consuming to process (encode, generate screenshots, etc) and put together a custom page for.For reference, the entirety of is about 1 GB if you exclude the encode comparison This expense was a little hard to justifyįor one page, so I recently dropped all the video but kept the images (about 9GB).
It originally used about 145 GB of space on a dedicated server for all the images and video clips.Depending on traffic and interest, it could be expanded on, or could go down completely at some point. Note that this page is something of a "beta".
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