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Originally Posted by WorBry
The actual results obtained with that one 1080/30p HD-AVC.mp4 (8-bit 4:2:0) source clip (795 frames)
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Bitrate of Cineform avi encode (Mb/s) - no audio
Native VFW
Filmscan 2 327 326
Filmscan 1 239 239
High 169 168
Medium 133 133
Low 122 122
Same frame count in all cases. I didn't record the actual file sizes (in bytes).
Edit: And just for reference, same source clip transcoded to Cineform.avi with DaVinci Resolve 14.1 (at Full 'Data' levels), which uses a different terminology for the quality levels, just to confuse matters:
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Bitrate Mb/s
Best (= Film Scan 2) 332
High (= Film Scan 1) 242
Medium (= High) 172
Low (= Medium) 135
Least (= Low) 124
Same frame count (795)
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Resolve uses RGB pipe, so it will probably never be the same.
As I said- I don't think you should expect bit identical encodes (definitely not from Resolve).