Hello everyone.
Not long ago I bought a NVIDIA Quadro P2000 because I am I construction estimator. I receive very large raster TIFF files and and many if not all PDF viewers are incredibly slow and rendering them.
What does this have to do with handbreak?
Well, today I decided to encode a movie from DVD raw to H.264 (Nvidia NVEnc) with hand break. Now what I saw at the highest recommended quality of 18 was something I could not find online so I decided to post on here.
All I have done was to change to Preset to HQ 720p30 Surround using Video Codec to H.264 (Nvidia NVEnc).
My relevant hardware is as follow:
Processor: i5-8600K
Video Card: NVIDIA Quadro P2000
Samsung M.2 Solid State Drive
My question is I was able to encode this movie at the limit of high settings over 1000 FPS...
Is this for real? Because this freaking card just encoded a 2 hour movie in 2.5 minutes including passes, at quality 18 and from beginning to end.
Last time I used Handbreak the FPS was orders of magnitude lower than this.
Schreenshot:
https://i.ibb.co/FsJf92r/quadrop2000.jpg
1000+ FPS encode any movie.
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Re: 1000+ FPS encode any movie.
Intel i7 8700K with GTX 1060
- HQ 720p30
- Change x264 Encoder preset to SuperFast:
Around 740fps average.
- Turn off Decomb / Interlace Detection. (Possible if your source isn't interlaced)
Around 1200 fps average.
- Switch to NVEnc (Slow Preset)
Around 2000fps average
To give you some ideas. Even with software encoding, you can do 1000fps + if your dealing with DVD sources.
Note, HandBrake defaults to quality, not speed. So you have to tune for speed if you want speed.
- HQ 720p30
- Change x264 Encoder preset to SuperFast:
Around 740fps average.
- Turn off Decomb / Interlace Detection. (Possible if your source isn't interlaced)
Around 1200 fps average.
- Switch to NVEnc (Slow Preset)
Around 2000fps average
To give you some ideas. Even with software encoding, you can do 1000fps + if your dealing with DVD sources.
Note, HandBrake defaults to quality, not speed. So you have to tune for speed if you want speed.
Re: 1000+ FPS encode any movie.
Sure it's possible. The output filesize is going to be fairly large for the quality.
Re: 1000+ FPS encode any movie.
A movie consisting of slides and stills will encode at orders of magnitude faster than would complex motion video. It will also be much smaller.
It is one big advantage of interframe encoding (there are disadvantages too). Study interframe vs. intraframe compression if you would like to find out the reasons why.
It is one big advantage of interframe encoding (there are disadvantages too). Study interframe vs. intraframe compression if you would like to find out the reasons why.
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ARC a770 LE 16GB
Hi,
I am new in handbrake. I installed the 1.6.1 (2023012300) and the Nightly 20230311155614-169996c0f-master (2023031301) versions. I try to reach max FPS on 1080p or 720 p, on both installations, but the max I reached was between 700 and 750 FPS with h265 QSV and AV1 QSV (Quicksync Encoder).
My Hardware:
ASrock z690 pro 16 GB
Intel ARC a770 LE 16 GB, newest driver 4148
Intel i13500 CPU
Question 1:
Is it realy max FPS I can reach wit that GPU?
Question 2:
How it would bevavior with an Nvidea GTX 1060 6GB (year 2015 I think) with nvenc? Its my old Card, which I can use.
I am glad for every answer!
Thanks in advance for Your help!
I am new in handbrake. I installed the 1.6.1 (2023012300) and the Nightly 20230311155614-169996c0f-master (2023031301) versions. I try to reach max FPS on 1080p or 720 p, on both installations, but the max I reached was between 700 and 750 FPS with h265 QSV and AV1 QSV (Quicksync Encoder).
My Hardware:
ASrock z690 pro 16 GB
Intel ARC a770 LE 16 GB, newest driver 4148
Intel i13500 CPU
Question 1:
Is it realy max FPS I can reach wit that GPU?
Question 2:
How it would bevavior with an Nvidea GTX 1060 6GB (year 2015 I think) with nvenc? Its my old Card, which I can use.
I am glad for every answer!
Thanks in advance for Your help!
Re: 1000+ FPS encode any movie.
Encoding speed will slow down if you encode higher resolution material. The original test was with DVD-Video 720x480 size.