rockbottom
Active Member
No worries, I'm waiting too. I can finally stream PCM except on my streams produced with OBS. Oh well, I don't have to listen to the AAC at the other end....
AV1 selected encoder and color chroma ignored
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Suslik V
Active Member
About the log file.
I was hope to see the warning message in the log for hardware AV1 (NVIDIA) encoder when the 4:4:4 format was selected.
During development of OBS these new software based encoders were added only to support more than 8-bit per color component encoding, so always were out of scope. Other well known encoder with higher bitness support is "ProRes" and available in Custom Output (FFmpeg) for Windows.
I was hope to see the warning message in the log for hardware AV1 (NVIDIA) encoder when the 4:4:4 format was selected.
During development of OBS these new software based encoders were added only to support more than 8-bit per color component encoding, so always were out of scope. Other well known encoder with higher bitness support is "ProRes" and available in Custom Output (FFmpeg) for Windows.
phaolo
Member
Thank you, but I don't think I'll adopt some uncommon and unsupported codec.
I like OBS, but alas it seems too conceived more for streaming than recording. And its settings are a bit inconvenient (they aren't saved per encoder and they're scattered in Output\Video\Audio\Advanced). But I'm not sure if there's another software as good for gaming recording.
I guess I'll just wait and see if it will improve in the future.
I like OBS, but alas it seems too conceived more for streaming than recording. And its settings are a bit inconvenient (they aren't saved per encoder and they're scattered in Output\Video\Audio\Advanced). But I'm not sure if there's another software as good for gaming recording.
I guess I'll just wait and see if it will improve in the future.
phaolo
Member
Btw HEVC seems limited to i420\NV12 too, alas.
Also, I'm puzzled that better codecs seemed to need way more space than the old x264
rockbottom
Active Member
Na, you're doing something wrong.
x264 has better compression.
x264 has better compression.
Video | |
| ID : | 1 |
| Format : | HEVC |
| Format/Info : | High Efficiency Video Coding |
| Format profile : | Format Range@L4.1@Main |
| Codec ID : | V_MPEGH/ISO/HEVC |
| Duration : | 2 s 684 ms |
| Bit rate : | 8 634 kb/s |
| Width : | 1 920 pixels |
| Height : | 1 080 pixels |
| Display aspect ratio : | 16:9 |
| Frame rate mode : | Constant |
| Frame rate : | 60.000 FPS |
| Color space : | YUV |
| Chroma subsampling : | 4:4:4 |
| Bit depth : | 8 bits |
| Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : | 0.069 |
| Stream size : | 2.76 MiB (77%) |
| Default : | No |
| Forced : | No |
| Color range : | Full |
| Color primaries : | BT.709 |
| Transfer characteristics : | BT.709 |
| Matrix coefficients : | BT.709 |