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As que vamos a ir desgranando lo que ofrece este programa. Simplemente te lo traigo porque en Creatubers nos gusta usar siempre lo mejor de lo mejor.

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95% of the time I do that straight out of davinci resolve using NVENC, not bothering with an intraframe codec and shutter encoder. Shutter Encoder es un programa gratuito para Windows, Mac y Linux que se sostiene mediante donaciones.

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I deal a lot in video of people just doing boring things so 12mbps is plenty for a 1080p export. I can’t give a bitrate that works for all content.

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Il a été pensé par des monteurs vidéo dans le but dêtre le plus accessible et efficace possible. It’s recommended to tag the “max quality” checkbox if you’re doing CQ with hardware acceleration.Īfter a couple of trials of stuff with CQ settings, you will probably get to know what bitrates work well for your content, and you could keep it simple by doing VBR exports at a target bitrate. Shutter Encoder fait partie des meilleurs logiciels dencodage vidéo, image, et audio actuels. It will be cosmically “lower” quality but youtube is gonna re-encode that anyway. If you have an nvidia card, save yourself some hella time and electrons by enabling hardware acceleration. CQ 19 is basically visually lossless for a 1080p export.

The CQ option is best for this, takes a lot of the guesswork out of picking a bitrate. The numbers you are saying are quite normal even for very high end specs. You use those in your video editor.įor “delivery”, the stuff you upload to youtube, you’d do an export from your editor in one of those intraframe codecs, and use shutter encoder to do a decent master in something like h265. 2 pass and max quality will get a more efficient compression, with a very strong performance cost. They are intra-frame codecs, low compression, very high quality on the higher settings. If you have the space for it, a mezzanine codec is best for this. Sounds like you’re making intermediate files for editing. We appreciate this nifty tool very much, and I started recommending it around my circle. Thank you to Paul for such a wonderful tool. A best settings guide will be very helpful, and I appreciate any and all responses I can get on this. Other things are compressing my final render to H.264 to upload to Youtube. My question is, what will be the best settings to do this? I delete the original file and only use these trimmed versions for my editing, so want to preserve as much quality as possible while having a lower filesize. Anyone else have similar issues is this a Trojan horse FYI - downloaded directly from Shutter Encoder web site.

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so my big file is trimmed and compressed to a smaller file size, which I then use to edit and export these clips. Wanted to try Shutter Encoder but Windows 10 gives me a warning to not execute.

and save this cut out part to a new file as 'Constant Framerate Same as Source'.

I use the 'trim' feature to cut out certain seconds (like 1:20 to 1:45).

I manually import screen recordings to handbrake one by one (2K 60 FPS H264 256KBPS audio).I do a few things with Handbrake, but the most important is: I know it's a bit complex, but i hope it's a bit clearer, i keep experimenting the thing and looking for adding more GPU filters to avoid CPU usage.Hello, I have been a long term Handbrake user and only recently discovered Shutter Encoder (a pity, wish I did earlier).

In other cases keep it on ' none' or experiment it. It should be a good option to set on ' auto' if you're using Shutter Encoder to create editing codecs as output, without extra options. CPU has to always send datas to GPU, so if you're using some corrections (like color correction or denoise or whatever) the result could be slower because of CPU transfers + CPU filters. I get pretty good advantages when using GPU decoding with editing codecs like DNxHR, ProRes etc. If you're using GPU encoding without any filters or corrections, you get a significant boost to use GPU as decoding also. Less CPU consumption because of GPU processing. If the input codec is different, you will not have any problem, it will just not use it. When you select to decode by GPU it only works on specific codecs: MPEG-2,H.264,H.265,VP9,AV1. This is something i wanted to explain, so your asking a very good question but it depends of your whole encoding process.įirst, this option is only for decoding and it's on 'none' by default because it can in some cases be slower than only using CPU.

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