hello friends,
Due to lack of space...i decided to delete some files... but dont want to delete vids...
so decided to compress..... convert some vids into HEVC.. x265 format as they are in x264
but which is the best way to convert it in that format..without loosing too much quality..
as i try to encode 1080p file into 880p resolution thru avidemux....
400mb size finish in 171mb size....
13 mins clip only it was .... taken 40mins.... So if i try 30mins clips than.... hrssss
any way to do it little more fast thru avidemux ( some better settings) or by any other soft which do the job in better way....
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The encoding speed is mostly contingent on the capabilities of the computer (CPU & RAM)
and the encoder settings.
Just choose one of the faster presets x265, eg. "very fast" -
Of course, the slower settings exist for a reason -- they deliver better quality, better compression, or a combination of the two.
I don't know what processor or graphics card you have but if you have one with a hardware encoder you could try using a program that supports it. The hardware encoders can be much faster but they don't deliver as good quality (per bitrate). But that may be sufficient for your purposes. Try Handbrake, for example. -
Keep your x264 videos and buy an external usb3 HD with 2TB.
Reencoding you will lost quality. -
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me trying a 40 mins clip and its 2hrs... 84% finish...shows more 20min..dammm it taking tooo much time to convert in This HEVC format.
In x264 it would have taken 30mins.
me using i3 3210 3.20ghz :/
is this handbrake good than avidemux... as i have very old bad experience with this soft.... -
Your i3 3210 doesn't have a hardware h.265 encoder. Handbrake will end up using the x265 encoder, just like Avidemux. Though, in my experience, Handbrake is much more reliable than Avidemux.
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Recompressing with a more efficient codec (knowing what you're doing) MAY have a sense, sometimes (even if it's NOT always advisable)..
But reducing resolution from 1080p to 880p is only a VERY DESTRUCTIVE process that will, inevitably, do a lot of damage to the source files, quality wise.
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