H264 Jmf Encoder Gui 1.0 Build 20090510 For Mac
Ces265 is a 'High Efficiency Video Coding' (HEVC) software written in C with multi-threading support. This software compresses the raw video stream in YUV 4:2:0 planar format into HEVC 8.0 compatible bitstream. Help is taken from HM-8.0, HM-9.2 and x265 software while writing this software. Ffmpeg -h encoder=name for instance: ffmpeg -h encoder=h264. Example cases. The best way to learn the most useful options is just to show you some examples. The quickest way to convert any media to a standard H.264 mp4 is: ffmpeg -i 'example video.mov' 'transcoded video.mp4' But you should at least be a bit more precise and set the bitrate of file.
| Encoder h264_amf [AMD AMF H.264 Encoder]: |
| General capabilities: delay hardware |
| Threading capabilities: none |
| Supported pixel formats: nv12 yuv420p d3d11 dxva2_vld |
| h264_amf AVOptions: |
| -usage <int> E.V... Encoder Usage (from 0 to 3) (default transcoding) |
| transcoding 0 E.V... Generic Transcoding |
| ultralowlatency 1 E.V... |
| lowlatency 2 E.V... |
| webcam 3 E.V... Webcam |
| -profile <int> E.V... Profile (from 66 to 257) (default main) |
| main 77 E.V... |
| high 100 E.V... |
| constrained_baseline 256 E.V... |
| constrained_high 257 E.V... |
| -level <int> E.V... Profile Level (from 0 to 62) (default auto) |
| auto 0 E.V... |
| 1.0 10 E.V... |
| 1.1 11 E.V... |
| 1.2 12 E.V... |
| 1.3 13 E.V... |
| 2.0 20 E.V... |
| 2.1 21 E.V... |
| 2.2 22 E.V... |
| 3.0 30 E.V... |
| 3.1 31 E.V... |
| 3.2 32 E.V... |
| 4.0 40 E.V... |
| 4.1 41 E.V... |
| 4.2 42 E.V... |
| 5.0 50 E.V... |
| 5.1 51 E.V... |
| 5.2 52 E.V... |
| 6.0 60 E.V... |
| 6.1 61 E.V... |
| 6.2 62 E.V... |
| -quality <int> E.V... Quality Preference (from 0 to 2) (default speed) |
| speed 1 E.V... Prefer Speed |
| balanced 0 E.V... Balanced |
| quality 2 E.V... Prefer Quality |
| -rc <int> E.V... Rate Control Method (from -1 to 3) (default -1) |
| cqp 0 E.V... Constant Quantization Parameter |
| cbr 1 E.V... Constant Bitrate |
| vbr_peak 2 E.V... Peak Contrained Variable Bitrate |
| vbr_latency 3 E.V... Latency Constrained Variable Bitrate |
| -enforce_hrd <boolean> E.V... Enforce HRD (default false) |
| -filler_data <boolean> E.V... Filler Data Enable (default false) |
| -vbaq <boolean> E.V... Enable VBAQ (default false) |
| -frame_skipping <boolean> E.V... Rate Control Based Frame Skip (default false) |
| -qp_i <int> E.V... Quantization Parameter for I-Frame (from -1 to 51) (default -1) |
| -qp_p <int> E.V... Quantization Parameter for P-Frame (from -1 to 51) (default -1) |
| -qp_b <int> E.V... Quantization Parameter for B-Frame (from -1 to 51) (default -1) |
| -preanalysis <boolean> E.V... Pre-Analysis Mode (default false) |
| -max_au_size <int> E.V... Maximum Access Unit Size for rate control (in bits) (from 0 to INT_MAX) (default 0) |
| -header_spacing <int> E.V... Header Insertion Spacing (from -1 to 1000) (default -1) |
| -bf_delta_qp <int> E.V... B-Picture Delta QP (from -10 to 10) (default 4) |
| -bf_ref <boolean> E.V... Enable Reference to B-Frames (default true) |
| -bf_ref_delta_qp <int> E.V... Reference B-Picture Delta QP (from -10 to 10) (default 4) |
| -intra_refresh_mb <int> E.V... Intra Refresh MBs Number Per Slot in Macroblocks (from 0 to INT_MAX) (default 0) |
| -coder <int> E.V... Coding Type (from 0 to 2) (default auto) |
| auto 0 E.V... Automatic |
| cavlc 2 E.V... Context Adaptive Variable-Length Coding |
| cabac 1 E.V... Context Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding |
| -me_half_pel <boolean> E.V... Enable ME Half Pixel (default true) |
| -me_quarter_pel <boolean> E.V... Enable ME Quarter Pixel (default true) |
| -aud <boolean> E.V... Inserts AU Delimiter NAL unit (default false) |
| -log_to_dbg <boolean> E.V... Enable AMF logging to debug output (default false) |
On Mac OS X, I've installed all the gstreamer plugins as far as I'm aware using:brew install gstreamer gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-good gst-plugins-bad gst-plugins-ugly gst-ffmpeg010I am trying to turn a series of photos from a time-lapse into an.mp4 using the following gstreamer pipeline:gst-launch-1.0 -e multifilesrc location='image%04d.jpg'! Image/jpeg, framerate=12/1! Video/x-raw, width=1296, height=976!
Progressreport name=progress! Omxh264enc target-bitrate=15000000 control-rate=variable! Video/x-h264, profile=high! Filesink location=test.mp4When I run the command I get the error:WARNING: erroneous pipeline: no element 'omxh264enc'Is there an h264 encoding pipeline available for Mac OS X that can complete this pipeline, or a way to install omxh264enc?
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