I was originally using vvenc and I just came across the uvg266 today and I am not familiar with the use of this encoder.
When using uvg266, if I choose to convert the original video file to YUV first, it means I have to enter the resolution every time; but if I convert to Y4M first, uvg266 skips frame headers by default, which will cause all the video to incorrectly play at 25 frames per second!
.\ffmpeg -i 1.y4m -f yuv4mpegpipe -strict -2 - | .\uvg266 -i - --input-file-format y4m --qp 51 --preset faster -o output.266
When using vvenc, I can batch convert videos with the following batch command:
I was originally using vvenc and I just came across the uvg266 today and I am not familiar with the use of this encoder. When using uvg266, if I choose to convert the original video file to YUV first, it means I have to enter the resolution every time; but if I convert to Y4M first, uvg266 skips frame headers by default, which will cause all the video to incorrectly play at 25 frames per second!
.\ffmpeg -i 1.y4m -f yuv4mpegpipe -strict -2 - | .\uvg266 -i - --input-file-format y4m --qp 51 --preset faster -o output.266
When using vvenc, I can batch convert videos with the following batch command:However, when I try to replace it with the uvg266, I get a flashback, what's wrong?