Open TimYao18 opened 5 months ago
I built the Windows kvazaar cli and used below command to convert video:
.\kvazaar.exe --input test_406x720_30.mp4 --output out.hevc
The log shows as below:
Compiled: INTEL, flags: MMX SSE SSE2 SSSE3 SSE41 SSE42 Detected: INTEL, flags: MMX SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSSE3 SSE41 SSE42 AVX AVX2 Available: avx2(55) sse2(2) sse41(4) In use: avx2(55) sse2(1) --owf=auto value set to 4. --threads=auto value set to 12. Input: test_406x720_30.mp4, output: out.hevc Video size: 408x720 (input=406x720) POC 0 QP 21 AVG QP 21.0 (I-frame) 2582032 bits PSNR Y 41.5382 U 41.0789 V 41.0950 POC 1 QP 25 AVG QP 23.0 (P-frame) 2235384 bits PSNR Y 37.6956 U 36.8877 V 36.8728 [L0 0 ] [L1 ] Processed 2 frames, 4817416 bits AVG PSNR Y 39.6169 U 38.9833 V 38.9839 Total CPU time: 0.432 s. Encoding time: 0.421 s. Encoding wall time: 0.421 s. Encoding CPU usage: 99.93% FPS: 4.75 Bitrate: 57.428 Mbps AVG QP: 23.0
But I cannot watch the video using VLC or Windows Media Player with HEVC codec.
The attached file is the converted video. I changed its extension name to mov.
https://github.com/ultravideo/kvazaar/assets/15173100/f24d47b9-b0d3-4b0f-84b2-ef7049844539
Please see https://github.com/ultravideo/kvazaar/issues/322
I built the Windows kvazaar cli and used below command to convert video:
The log shows as below:
But I cannot watch the video using VLC or Windows Media Player with HEVC codec.
The attached file is the converted video. I changed its extension name to mov.
https://github.com/ultravideo/kvazaar/assets/15173100/f24d47b9-b0d3-4b0f-84b2-ef7049844539