First of all a shout out to Will_Tschumy for the work on the H265 NVENC constant quality encoder profile.
I have been toying around with some profiles and wanted to recreate a H264 native ffmpeg encoder profile for the types of shows/events where I want faster trans-coding than the H265 one can offer or if I want to prepare files for devices not yet equipped with a H265 decoder.
It was super easy once I had slept a little and focused, this is a straight copy of the original H265 profile reworked with the syntax for H264 instead, quality set to 27 in my default setup, but can easily be changed to whatever others might prefer depending on what it is needed for. (Was reminded that the quality setting for H264 is different than for H265)
I have done nothing with the fallback to Handbrake for now, as you can see it would fall back to the basic X265 encoder originally set by Will_Tschumy for the original profile.
Next up I will be working on making similar profiles with constant bitrates for other purposes.
Hey man my pleasure, you did the hard work on 265 codec profile, so when fallback’s happen it is just because I can’t do syntax proper
However I have been playing with HandbrakCli and NVENC the last couple of hours, and the results are quite good, will post some profile options later on when I have gotten the audio options to work the way I want them.
Hey, got some testing done the last two days, this profile works quite well the updated HandbrakeCli
I prefer my audio not being re-encoded in any way and let my Onkyo receiver handle the decoding and if there is any need for transcoding on other devices audio does not cost more than 1-2 % CPU utilization.
Nice! You may want to consider setting flags in your custom profile if you’ve optimized the profile and don’t want MCEBuddy to adjust certain parameters. Check out these flags: