On 01/01/07, Robert Swain <robert.swain at gmail.com> wrote: > Hey, > > Michael Niedermayer wrote: > > also it is _very_ important to use postprocessing on the decoder side for > > mpeg4 asp (theora and h.264 have their own "postprocessing" in loop filter > > build in) mplayer -vf spp=X or -vf pp is something you could try > > Can the loop filter in theora be disabled? That's another option for comparison > I suppose. > > >> Compared against ffmpeg's "h264" (libx264), there was no > >> clear winner (part of the problem was that I couldn't get h264 to > > > > the default options for x264 encoding with ffmpeg are VERY bad, there > > should be some recommanded command line parameters for ffmpeg-x264 > > somewhere i think (no i dont remember where ...) > > I made some notes here: > http://rob.opendot.cl/index.php/useful-stuff/ffmpeg-x264-encoding-guide/ > > It and the interface could probably do with a little updating to encompass bime, > mixed refs and anything else that was added. > Hi, I did not mean to spark a debate about which codecs are better and what set of options need to be applied to get there. I just wanted to defend my choice to hook up Theora by pointing out that it's roughly up there with mpeg4 and h264 (both very popular). -- Paul Richards
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