Hello!
Only option to set x264 "keyint" paramter I've found in MeGUI's x264 settings dialog is on "Misc" tab, where you can manually add it to "Custom command line", etc:
But is it possible somehow to get this paramater to be set automatically according to frames lenth of 1 second of source video we going to encode, so if I have 720p60 video it, than "keyint" will be set to 60... if 1080p50, "keyint" will be set to 50 and so?Code:--keyint 24
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Select "FPS based" "GOP calculation" in advanced x264 settings. "Maximum GOP Size" sets --keyint so remove it from the "Custom command line".
[Attachment 48192 - Click to enlarge]Last edited by sneaker; 25th Feb 2019 at 05:43.
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Just to add.....
You won't see --keyint in the command line section of the x264 encoder configuration when using MeGUI's defaults ("GOP calculation: FPS Based", "Max GOP 250", "Min GOP 25") but you can check the log file to confirm MeGUI is adjusting --keyint according to the frame rate as you're wanting it to (--keyint should be included in the x264 command line in the log file).
Mind you the bitrate reduction when using --keyint 500 for 50fps video etc is almost nothing (compared to the x264 default of --keyint 250), so I use "GOP Calculation: Fixed" and "Max GOP 250" for everything these days.
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