Higher peak bitrate speeds up encoding 'considerably', saves studios money

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Higher peak bitrate speeds up encoding 'considerably', saves studios money

01-16-2008, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Maxpower1987

No VC-1 is much faster, this is it's major advantage, the margin by which AVC is better is not deemed big enough for the moment because it is not as fast as VC-1.

The tools are all in place for AVC to become significantly faster than VC-1, but like everything it will just take a bit of patience.

Thank for this answer Max, I have been trying to get a definitive answer for this question for several week on AVS. Could you also post this on AVS, either in the thread I started or as a response to my question in the insiders thread.

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