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ITT: We discuss AV1 compression of 4K UHD blu-rays.

Given how much the SVT-AV1 encoder has been improving over the years we're at a point where even low end CPUs make it possible to compress 4K video at acceptable speeds. I found a test file great for testing encodes on that has a lot of motion.

blu-ray 4K UHD test file specs: 10-bit HEVC, ~67 Mbps, 2 minutes 25 seconds, ~1.1 GB
https://thedigitaltheater.com/greenland-migration-2026-trailer-page/

quick SVT-AV1 encode parameters: ffmpeg -i input.mkv -c:v libsvtav1 -pix_fmt yuv420p10le -preset 8 -crf 20 -c:a libopus -b:a 192k -ac 2 AV1_10b_crf20_preset_8.webm
SVT-AV1 encode bitrate/filesize: ~7 Mbps/ ~0.1 GB
SVT-AV1 PSNR: 48.6685 dB
SVT-AV1 encode SSIM: 0.9893
https://files.catbox.moe/twi2kn.webm

This was encoded on a 2019 35W i5-9500T (6 cores at 2.2-3.7 GHz) which achieved an encode speed of about 15 FPS encoding 4K UHD 10-bit AV1 video at preset 8.
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It's honestly fucking nuts that AV1 makes it possible to compress massive 4K UHD video that ISN'T anime down to less than 10 Mbps with little quality degradation. According to this chart there should only be a small amount of quality loss bordering on being visually lossless (we can't tell the source and lossy encode apart).
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>>107159362
A bit unrelated, is av1 decode with ffplay good enough to be ran on CPU? Only the latest GPUs use it, but I don't see myself selling my 2080Ti for AV1.
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>>107159393
My free chink phone played the AV1 encode just fine. I don't see software AV1 playback being a problem unless it's like a dual-core pentium. Most 4K smart TVs definitely won't be able to handle it but slap on a intel N100 or better mini PC on that bad boy and you're golden.

https://openbenchmarking.org/test/pts/dav1d
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>>107159425
Lmao, ok, i had an HDR10 av1 file and my chink smart tv was not happy with it. I guess even an i7 skylake should be able to do it just fine.
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ai generated dogshit encoding settings
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kys DAIZ
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>>107159441
Sadly mpeg-la probably tried to sabotage AV1 and did everything they could to shill their stillborn VVC fetus which probably caused a lot of OEMs to not adopt AV1 hardware early on thinking VVC was going to succeed.

>>107159479
>>107159482
Hello VVC shills, what took you so long?
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let's see libaom's performance
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>>107158868
kekkkkk kill yourself frogposter
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>>107159502
Holy shit, that motherfucker would probably give you 0.99+ SSIM at ~5Mbps for 4K. I salute the brave anon who will wait a day for the encode to finish.
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>>107159502
To my eyes AOM looked blockier than SVT without any additional detail retention, on some testing I did with full HD anime, 4K live action and some SD DVDs roughly 5-8 months ago (SVT-AV1 3.0.2).

I'll take new screenshots later today, gotta zzZZZ
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Can a C2D comfortably play AV1?
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>>107159845
Not 4K AV1. Maybe 720p if you overclock a little.
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what's the appeal of this?
What do anons find so appealing about ffmpeg / video encoding?
I don't watch movies or have a high resolution monitor.
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>>107161150
they are unemployed and have nothing to fill their day with
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>>107161150
UHD blu-rays are massive, 60-80 GB so you can't store many of them per TB of space. Compressing them with a small hit to quality allows you to store 10X more per TB.

Also even if you're too poor for a 4K monitor/TV it's nice future proofing for when you can.
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>>107161150
Also the thought of software compressing 4K used to be a joke because 10 years ago all we had was x265 which required $1,000+ CPUs if you wanted more than 1 FPS encode speed.
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>>107159362
>We discuss AV1
you need AV2 https://aomedia.org/press%20releases/AOMedia-Announces-Year-End-Launch-of-Next-Generation-Video-Codec-AV2-on-10th-Anniversary/
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>>107162525
I doubt AV2 will encode 4K quickly on 10 year old CPUs. Also why the hell do you need 4K movies to be smaller than 5-7 GB currently already possible with AV1?

I genuinely don't see the use case for AV2 until we get to 8K and even then we'll still use AV1 for that for a while.
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>>107162601
>why the hell do you need 4K movies to be smaller than 5-7 GB currently already possible with AV1?
storage prices are increasing again now so saving space is good
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>>107159362
How do you use ffmpeg to get vmaf score? I just do ffmpeg -i target.mp4 -i master.mp4 -lavfi vmaf -f null, but some sources specify vmaf options as well.
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>>107162641
>vmaf
vvhite male asian female
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>>107162646
noooo
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>>107162641
It's better to use the github vmaf from netflix directly but SSIM scores above 0.99 are still good rough approximations of the upper high quality stratos of video codec quality. See >>107159383
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Shame we can't post the AV1 WebMs normally
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>>107162517
you still need that for more than 1fps in slow or slower
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>>107159362
Some heterosexual encoding parameters, for people with big-boy CPUs:

ffmpeg -hwaccel auto -y -i twi2kn.webm -c:a libopus -c:v libsvtav1 -preset 4 -crf 47 -g 240 -pix_fmt yuv420p10le -svtav1-params tune=0:film-grain=8 twi2kn.mkv
(989 kb/s overall bit rate, with incredible visual quality. Seriously, you need to see this yourself.)

ffmpeg -i twi2kn.mkv -i twi2kn.webm -filter_complex "psnr" -f null /dev/null
(average:26.129893)

ffmpeg -i twi2kn.mkv -i twi2kn.webm -filter_complex "ssim" -f null /dev/null
(All:0.947495)
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>>107164542
>-hwaccel
>libsvtav1
????

Also 0.99+ SSIM or go bust.
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new av1-svt release when? they merged a bunch of the av1-svt-psy shit into the mainline which is actually great. I don't want to have to use someone's fork to do that shit.
>>107162646
glad I'm not the only brain-poisoned moron who's had this thought
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>>107164656
>>-hwaccel
That's for GPU decoding. Frees a bit more CPU for encoding.
>0.99+ SSIM
Useless. I'm not doing archiving here.
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>>107162641
github gdavila/easyVmaf
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Bumping because nothing else good on 4chan rite nao
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>>107162641
>>107164894
VMAF
or
SSIM
or
PSNR
for med-high quality???...are there any tool doing video comparisons using SSIMULACRA2?
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>>107159362
>SVT-AV1 encode SSIM: 0.9893

It's less than 0.99 though
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>>107168343
SS2 is for images and VMAF is for video. Your eyeballs are the ultimate judge but you should aim for as high as you can tolerate. VMAF 90 seems like a good starting point.
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>>107168489
.99 is kinda stupid high for small screens though.
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Is AV1 worth it for DVD quality? I got a lot of DVDs and my x264 encodes are about 1 to 2 GiB. VP9 is much slower to encode, but it seems similar and smaller. Wondering if I should reencode my DVDs with AV1 instead.



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