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Add Job
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Input / Output
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Select the source video file. This can be an Avisynth/VapourSynth script or any type of video file supported by FFmpegSource2 (libavformat).
Source Media/Avisynth/VapourSynth File:
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Select the source video file. This can be an Avisynth or VapourSynth script. Alternatively, you can select any type of video file supported "natively" by the selected encoder.
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Select the output H.264/AVC file. This can be a Matroska (MKV,) MPEG-4 Part-14 (MP4) or "raw" H.264 file.
Output H.264/HEVC/MP4/MKV File:
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Select the output file. This can be a Matroska (MKV), MPEG-4 Part-14 (MP4) or a "raw" stream (H.264/HEVC).
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Configuration
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Here you can load a user-defined template that you have saved before. Use the "Save As" button to save your current configuration to a new template.
Template:
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Here you can load a <i>user-defined</i> template that you have saved before. Use the "Save As" button to save your current configuration to a new template.
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Save As...
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Delete
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Encoder Selection
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Encoder:
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Choose the <b>encoder</b> to be used (e.g. x264 vs. x265). This also decides which output <i>format</i> you will get (e.g. H.264 vs. HEVC).
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Architecture:
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Choose the <b>architecture</b> of the encoder (e.g. 32-Bit vs. 64-Bit). Generally the "native" architecture of your system should give the best performance.
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QSizePolicy::Fixed
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Variant:
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Choose the <b>variant</b> of the encoder (e.g. 8-Bit vs. 10-Bit). If you don't know which variant you need, stick with the <i>default</i> one!
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Rate Control
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Qt::Vertical
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Select the x264 rate-control mode. Use 'CRF' mode to hit a specific level of quality or use '2-Pass' mode to hit a specific file size.
Mode:
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Select the <b>rate-control</b> mode. Use <i>CRF</i> mode in order to hit a specific level of quality. Or use <i>2-Pass</i> mode in order to hit a specific file size.
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QSizePolicy::Fixed
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Select the quantizer or CRF value. Smaller value means better quality, but bigger file. Higher value means smaller file, but lower quality. A value of '0' triggers lossless mode.
Quantizer/CRF:
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Select the <b>quantizer</b> or the <b>CRF</b> value. Smaller values result in better quality, at the cost of increased file size. Higher values result in smaller files, at the cost of reduced quality. A value of <b>0</b> triggers <i>lossless</i> mode.
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Qt::Horizontal
QSizePolicy::Fixed
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Select the target average(!) bitrate, in kilobit/sec. Higher value means better quality, but bigger file. Lower value means smaller file, but lower quality.
Target Bitrate (kbps):
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Select the target <b>average</b> bitrate, in kilobit per second (kbps). Higher values result in better quality, at the cost of increased file size. Lower values result in smaller files, at the cost of reduced quality.
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Qt::Vertical
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Basic Encoder Options
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Qt::Vertical
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This option controls the "Speed -vs- Quality" trade-off. Use a slower preset to improve the quality at the same bitrate (file size). Use a faster preset to save encoding time, at the cost of reduced quality.
Preset:
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This option controls the "Speed -vs- Quality" trade-off of the encoder. Use a <i>slower</i> Preset in order to improve the quality at the same bitrate (file size), at the cost of increased encoding time. Or use a <i>faster</i> Preset in order to save encoding time, at the cost of reduced quality.
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QSizePolicy::Fixed
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This option tweaks x264 for a specific type of source/content. For real-life footage, CGI and most other stuff, use the "Film" option. For anime/cartoon use the "Animation" option.
Tuning:
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This option tweaks the encoder for a specific type of content of for a specific application scenario. Make sure you pick the Tuning that matches your type of source best!
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Qt::Horizontal
QSizePolicy::Fixed
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This option can be used to enforce the restrictions of a specific H.264/AVC Proifle, though it won't force a higher profile than needed. Use "Auto" for an unrestricted encode.
Profile:
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This option can be used to enforce the <i>restrictions</i> of a specific Profile, but it won't force a higher Profile than what is needed. <i>Unrestricted</i> mode is recommended, unless you know with certainty that you need to enforce a specific Profile.
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Advanced Encoder Options
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<nobr>All command−line parameters you enter here will be passed to x264 unmodified and unchecked. Some parameters are forbidden, as they are reserved for the GUI.<br>The following macros can be used:<tt> $(INPUT)</tt> expands to the current source file path and<tt> $(OUTPUT)</tt> expands to the current output file path.</nobr>
Custom Encoder Parameters:
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Qt::Horizontal
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Your custom parameters will be ignored entirely, if you don't fix them!
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Your custom parameters will be ignored entirely, if you don't fix them!
Invalid parameter entered!
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PointingHandCursor
Click here to show a detailed list of all command-line options available in your build of x264!
Show Help Screen
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Lucida Console
Qt::ActionsContextMenu
Here you can enter <i>additional</i> parameters to be passed to the encoder. All command-line parameters you enter here will be passed to the encoder <i>unmodified</i> and completely <i>unchecked</i>. Some parameters are forbidden, as they are reserved for the GUI. Furthermore, the following macros can be used:<tt> $(INPUT)</tt> expands to the current source file path and<tt> $(OUTPUT)</tt> expands to the current output file path.
You can enter custom command-line options here...
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QSizePolicy::Fixed
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Custom Avs2YUV Parameters:
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Qt::Horizontal
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Your custom parameters will be ignored entirely, if you don't fix them!
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Qt::Horizontal
QSizePolicy::Fixed
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Your custom parameters will be ignored entirely, if you don't fix them!
Invalid parameter entered!
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Qt::Horizontal
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PointingHandCursor
Click here to show a detailed list of all command-line options available in your build of Avs2YUV!
Show Help Screen
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Lucida Console
Qt::ActionsContextMenu
Here you can enter <i>additional</i> parameters to be passed to Avs2YUV. All command-line parameters you enter here will be passed to Avs2YUV <i>unmodified</i> and completely <i>unchecked</i>. Only relevant for Avisynth input!
You can enter custom command-line options here...
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Qt::Vertical
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QFrame::HLine
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Start Job Immediately
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Qt::Horizontal
QSizePolicy::Fixed
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Apply To All Selected Files
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Qt::Horizontal
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Add Job
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Cancel
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editOutput
buttonBrowseOutput
cbxTemplate
buttonSaveTemplate
buttonDeleteTemplate
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cbxPreset
cbxTuning
cbxProfile
editCustomX264Params
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buttonAccept
buttonCancel
buttonAccept
clicked()
AddJobDialog
accept()
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buttonCancel
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AddJobDialog
reject()
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