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4th April 2009, 18:11 | #1 | Link |
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Pls help me understand B, I & P frames and psy-rd
DISCLAIMER: I'm a Newbie; please bear with me...
1. I've read and read and read, but I still don't understand B frames, I frames or P frames. One site advised using as many B frames as possible because they're inherently good somehow (how, IDK). Another site said not to use too many B frames because they result in a less sharp picture. What are the differences between these frame types, and what is a good number of B frames to use when decoding with, say, HandBrake? (That doesn't result in a less-sharp picture.) 2. What is "psy-rd" and what is a good setting? I hear the settings are very fussy and you can get a fuzzy, less sharp picture unless you use psy-rd...just...right... 3. Does the very latest H.264 support psy-rdo, and what the heck is it? What are good settings? 4. Reference frames: the more the better? 5. Does anyone know the H.264 instruction for "verbose logging"? I've tried v=1, vb=1, verbose=1, verboselog=1, verboselogging=1 in HandBrake, but the Activity Window always says unrecognized instruction -- every time. Sorry for so many questions. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Kerry |
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b frames, h.264, psy-rd, psy-rdo, reference frames |
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