Open KosakaIsMe opened 9 months ago
What are your encoding setting?
What are your encoding setting?
For testing I used
av1an \
-e svt-av1 \
--concat mkvmerge \
--resume \
-x 240 \
--verbose \
--split-method av-scenechange \
--sc-method standard \
--sc-downscale-height 540 \
--chunk-method bestsource \
--pix-format yuv420p10le \
--sc-pix-format yuv420p \
--workers 5 \
-v " --input-depth 10 --lp 2 --preset 10 --crf 29 --keyint 0 --aq-mode 2 --irefresh-type 1 --enable-overlays 1 --scd 0 --tune 2 --chroma-u-dc-qindex-offset -1 --chroma-u-ac-qindex-offset -1 --chroma-v-dc-qindex-offset -1 --chroma-v-ac-qindex-offset -1 --enable-tf 0 --enable-qm 1 --qm-min 5 --qm-max 9 " \
-a " -an " \
-i "input.mkv" \
-o "regular-mkv-input.mkv"
Try lowering your preset and crf, my guess that quality is bad because of them
Try lowering your preset and crf, my guess that quality is bad because of them
My issue isn't the encode settings (I chose preset 10 so my testing would be quick) But rather that when I use a vapoursynth script as the input the result isn't the same as if I were to use an mkv file. Looking at the scenes.json file there's a large difference between the two vs-scenes.json and mkv-scenes.json. The regular mkv one seems to have more scenes in it compared to the vapoursynth one. also the resulting video file(s) are visually different from each other as shown here
While testing with Vapoursynth I noticed that if I were to use a vapoursynth script as the input in Av1an the bitrate would be lower and visually worse than if I were to use an mkv file as the input. I don't know why this is an issue as the vapoursynth script is the bare minimum of
The mkv also contains no audio or fonts of any kind. I would be glad if someone could help as I'm lost as to why this is happening.