Questions tagged [hevc]
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How to configure custom GOP structure to match a specific frame encoding order in HEVC?
I'm attempting to define a custom GOP structure for HEVC such that the output frame order and temporal layering align with the following pattern (This pattern obtained from AVC): Frame 0 ( LId 0, ...
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hev1 vs hvc1 - which is better? [duplicate]
I have several MP4 videos that is a mix of hev1 and hvc1 codecs. Some of the playback devices are iPhones. Is it better to tag them as hev1 or hvc1?
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Impact of reencoding an HEVC file: How much loss if I do it in two steps, vs. going directly to a lower bitrate?
My scenario is as follows: Working with large original 8K file, captured at 100Mb/sec with hvec (h265) codec The file was reencoded at 50Mb/sec for a reasonable balance between size and quality Now ...
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Creating an 8K/4K video in ffmpeg from single image frame leads to video longer than audio
I want to make a video using a cover image and an audio file with the audio file as the length. What's the most optimal modern way to do this with new codecs and high resolutions? Reason why I want 4K/...
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What does the tag "-tag:v hvc1" means?
I am using ffmpeg to compress a video to HEVC with x265. When I am doing that, the converted video doesn't work on iPhone or iPad. But when I am using the option -tag:v hvc1 in the command, the ...
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ffmpeg QP: AMD Radeon (Vega7) hevc_vaapi results in lager files than hevc_nvenc - why?
I've switched from an RTX 3070 to an AMD Radeon Vega7 APU (4600G/5600G). I'm trying to tweak the ffmpeg parameters, so that the transcode output results in a similar quality AND file size. hevc_vaapi ...
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h264/hevc: non-integer frame rates
I'm having a hard time understanding how non-integer frame rates are implemented in h264 and hevc. For example, I just stepped through a 23.976fps video frame by frame using Shotcut, and looking at ...
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HEVC vs H264 video file size
I am doing some experiments on the file size of recorded videos in HEVC vs the ones recorded in H264 using a simple Android app that I developed. My impression was that videos recorded in HEVC should ...
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Copy timecode from SEI Picture Timing to MXF Timecode Stream with FFmpeg
I am receiving an HEVC encoded live stream that contains SMPTE 12-1 timecode in the SEI picture timing, as it is recommended in ITU-T Rec-H.265-202108 Annex D.3.3 Picture timing SEI message semantics....
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Decode Multi-Layer HEVC
I'm trying to decode an HEVC/H.265+ rtsp stream to an image using ffmpeg as follows: ffmpeg -rtsp_transport tcp -stimeout 10000000 -i 'rtsp://user:passwd@url:port/Streaming/tracks/101?starttime=...
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Adobe Premiere Pro no H265 export option?
I am using the trial version of Adobe Premier Pro (also tried Elements) and I noticed that there is no option to export as H265. Is there something i should do in order to enable this functionality? ...
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ffmpeg produces the same output file with different bitrate settings
My input is an uncompressed video captured from old Hi8 cassettes, mediainfo: Format : RGB Codec ID : V_UNCOMPRESSED Codec ID/Info ...
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Does exporting to lossless HEVC prevent loss when re-exporting an already exported video file?
Software: After Effects, Premiere Pro So I had a little bit of trouble with my main PC and can't get it fixed before the deadline of my client. I already had the final video ready and exported before ...
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ffmpeg vf scale shifts colors to washed out
Im trying to scale video down. No matter what I do the colors are always washed up as a result. original: After scaling: Code I run for it ffmpeg -i input.mkv -vf scale=1028:-1 output.mkv log: log ...
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How do I compress a video and preserve quality in moving areas?
It's easier to notice details in still objects compared to moving ones, so modern codecs save bandwidth by reducing detail during movement. However, this optimization seems far too pronounced to me ...