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    Convert file to AV1 using hw accel.

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    2025-01-29, 08:19 PM (This post was last modified: 2025-01-29, 08:20 PM by TheDreadPirate. Edited 1 time in total.)
    (2025-01-29, 07:42 PM)goerdi Wrote: OK works... is this now a lossless conversation (video) ?

    No.  I don't think there is a lossless mode for AV1.  Least not with QSV.  I believe HEVC and H264 software encoders have a lossless mode, but that creates HUGE files.

    For most videos, the parameters you used should cause little or no loss in perceivable quality.  Some videos with a ton of film grain, av1_qsv struggles.

    (2025-01-29, 07:42 PM)goerdi Wrote: btw: so you mean with -map 0 i get also rif of these messages ?
    [aost#0:2/copy @ 0x5615c47f5d80] Non-monotonic DTS; previous: 25563, current: 25556; changing to 25563. This may result in incorrect timestamps in the output file.


    -map 0 tells ffmpeg to take all the input streams and send them to the output file.

    For the message you are referencing, my understanding is that this message caused by a difference in how the frames in original file was time stamped (DTS = decoding time stamp) vs how the new file is being time stamped.  That message is almost always harmless, in my experience.

    (2025-01-29, 07:42 PM)goerdi Wrote: BTW: additional question.... using pipe:0 as inputfile and pipe:1 as outputfile its then possible to transcode in tvheadend the tv stream on the fly ?

    I have no idea.  Sorry.
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    Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by goerdi - 2025-01-28, 12:56 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-28, 02:13 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by goerdi - 2025-01-28, 02:39 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-28, 04:04 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by goerdi - 2025-01-28, 08:35 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-28, 08:43 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by goerdi - 2025-01-29, 06:34 AM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-29, 04:43 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by goerdi - 2025-01-29, 07:42 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-29, 08:19 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by goerdi - 2025-01-29, 10:21 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by bitmap - 2025-01-29, 10:41 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-29, 10:51 PM
    RE: Convert file to AV1 using hw accel. - by bitmap - 2025-01-29, 10:54 PM

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