- #Mediacoder x64 convert 4k h.265 to 4k h.264 software
- #Mediacoder x64 convert 4k h.265 to 4k h.264 tv
- #Mediacoder x64 convert 4k h.265 to 4k h.264 free
#Mediacoder x64 convert 4k h.265 to 4k h.264 tv
I just want HEVC videos compressed to around 300 megs for an "hour" TV episode, and doing that with the NVEnc encoder.
What do I need to setup to get a playable file out of it? I expect that if my computer can't play it, my fancy TV won't either.
I just set it to use NVENC and dialed the bitrate down a lot from 6000, set the audio to passthrough because the original's 2 channel AAC is fine. MediaInfo can't come up with any information at all from them. It's super fast, even set to quality instead of speed of balanced - but both times it's generated an unplayable mp4. Something is working only on Win10.īernix Tried that a couple of times just now. If not, you can try It has good review and lots of GPU encoding features, but read info. You might have to adjust the -qp-max parameter to allow for higher quantizers and smaller filesizes So you're wasting your time - you can use a lower bitrate in -vbr bitrate encoding mode (that will control the filesize), but the quality will be significantly worse than if you used x265. NVEnc HEVC doesn't use b-frames so the compression efficiency is significantly worse right off the bat (probably ~50% worse). I also have a 4K Samsung TV that has no problem playing 8 or 10 bit x265, and it makes even lower resolution video look pretty darn nice. I've a lot of videos in Xvid and x264 and a need for saving some storage space.
#Mediacoder x64 convert 4k h.265 to 4k h.264 software
I don't expect 200FPS processing speed once I have software configured to have it make videos smaller. The GTX is really speedy at encoding to x265, while it's inflating a 500 meg x264 up to nearly 2 gigs. A huge improvement for games over the 7 year old XLR8 9800 GT 1gig it replaced.
#Mediacoder x64 convert 4k h.265 to 4k h.264 free
The GPU is a Gigabyte GTX 1050 D5 2G Rev 1.0 $115 on eBay, free shipping. I've found a lot of sites that pretty much all have the same 'best' settings for Staxrip (and an advert for Pavtube at the bottom) but even the ones claiming to produce smaller files result in output bigger than the input. Not impressed at all with the 6 core FX6100 CPU that's 0% faster at video encoding (with any codec) than the Quad core Phenom II it replaced. I can do that (very slowly) with VidCoder and have been happy with the results, but not so much the typically single digit frames per second processing 'speed'. What I'm after is shrinking the file size by around 30% to 50%, without touching the audio unless it's more than just stereo. Updated the NVEnc 3.2.2 that came with it to 3.2.3. So I've got Staxrip 圆4 1.7.0.0 stable release. Miost things I've tried that support NVEnc have very limited options and the lowest choices still result in a *larger* output size than the source x264 or Xvid file. Got a new GTX 1050 card and have done a few tries at using NVenc to encode to HEVC.
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