In low bitrate encodes it may f**k up the video. it will smoothen the video by doing a blur.
and increase ref frames to get more detailed video but it slows down encoding Staxrip will auto load these fields, if not do it like aboveĮnable sample adaptive offset if you have a grainy source. decrease bframes and rc lookahead if encoding is slow. decrease ipratio to get better details disable cutree if u dnt care about the size of output Increase motion search method if your cpu is powerful enough. increase max cu size for better compression, but it may f**k up the low light scenes. I will just upload the screenshot of other sections. Going through all other sections will make this post very long and boring. but using 10bit in crf mode will save bitrate and reduce banding. i dont recommend using anything above 8bit unless you have bluray remux source. If the movie have complex frames and fast movements increase the bitrate little more.ĭepth - the bit depth in which you want to encode the movie. You can try the bitrate mode and 2 pass mode, with bitrates for 720p 400-5p 900-1200. The Higher number low size, less quality.
Mode - Qaulity, its CRF mode which will decide the bitrate automatically by the number you enter. select anything you want if you know wat you are doing.) (it will set preconfigured settings according to your selection. go above medium only if you have a powerful cpu like intel i7 Now we are going to set the X265 options. Next click more and change decoding method to pipe Select high Efficiency if you are encoding in 2 Channel as it gives better compression at low bitrates.(It wont work in true vbr mode, so change to cvbr mode) I dont recommend going below 48 (Bitrate). qaac and fdkaac needs to be downloaded and put in staxrip->apps->audio folder. here i choose aac profile to encode 5.1 channel.
You will get a drop-down list of available profiles. Now go to the Audio section below And click on the profile. Right click again and add all the filters you want like resize, crop, tweaks and noise reduction. Right click on the filters column and choose VapourSynth (Recommended for 10bit encodes but consumes more ram and power than Aisynth). Go to Tools->Settings-> change no.of parallel processes to 1Ĭreating Templates: Creating custom templates let you do the same conversions over and over without having to change settings each time.
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