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  1. 14th Dec 2022 03:14 #1
    Bencuri
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    Let's take a DVD video that was rendered properly. It is PAL, in my case 1,06GB for 17:35 minutes at 8700 Kbps. This video is kind of okay, watchable, on TV even looks a bit HD when upscaled. Is it possible to create a FullHD video that is similar in size, but has better quality than such an Mpeg file? Is x264 capable of such powerful compression? Or regardless of source, this is still not possible? The source in both cases would be FullHD 24 Mbps anyway.
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    It means 0.175 0.168 bpf ... Shouldn't be a problem for x264, imo
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    Originally Posted by buzz1891 View Post
    It means 0.175 0.168 bpf ... Shouldn't be a problem for x264, imo

    For this quality requirement what would be the appropriate preset for x.264.exe? Especially for speed? The source is Full HD 25p 24 MBPS. To get this quality level I talked about.
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