Beiträge von Jonny93

Zitat von pingu2k

OriginalI use some special settings to bump up the quality.

Please tryout these settings, if you are on a Turing-GFX:

4 B-Frames

3 REF

B-Ref Middle

64 lookahead

AQ temp & spacial

Try these on Pascal:

Slow

3 B-Frames

32 lookahead

AQ temp & spacial

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I tried the Pascal settings u mentioned since I have a 1080Ti. It looks very close to the original but I still lose some shadow details in the new video compared to the original but I'm guessing it's impossible to not lose quality which is kind of sad.

I've uploaded 2 pictures, the first one is the original and the second is the rendered video and you can see the lost shadow details in the second one, especially the text in the middle of the carriage where it says "LANNAHECHEE"

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Hello!

I've been trying to find the best encoding settings using the NVENC H264 encoder with Voukoder but I haven't had much luck since I can't keep the original quality after encoding even with higher bitrate than the original recording.

My original recordings are with Nvidia shadowplay which uses the exact same NVENC H264 codec to record the videos so I am wondering if there are specific encoder settings I need to use to maintain the best quality possible after re-encoding the original video in premiere pro?

The settings I am using for the encoder are the Slow preset, High profile and Constant Quantizer at 16