MediaCoder

Hello, when I convert a Fraps RGB video to x264 RGB, result picture will have a little blue tint. Fraps RGB: http://www.ld-host.de/uploads/thumbnails/62ca8eaba1a1610d34ddaca9a6530366.png x264 lossless RGB: http://www.ld-host.de/uploads/thumbnails/613bf0e8b5364250a8145b5b8f59ea87.png Do you know what...

I'd say that the preset used shouldn't be slower than veryfast (and might want to use --tune fast-decode then, or just --no-cabac). Everything below Faster seems to be a problem to the encoder: Not just that the performance drops totally, the result can even be crap, e.g. some seconds are missing i...

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Edit: I deleted it because it simply didn't work right.

Also encoding interlaced WMV is not supported. But it works. :) The source must be AviSynth. Then the effects preview in picture settings may still look distorted but the encoded result is ok, even well deinterlaced. But it still doesn't work for me with the m2ts as a source file, it must be remuxe...

Odd, now MediaCoder hangs each time I open the source effects preview.
At least with the m2ts file. A MKV remux opens without problems and I was able to successfully reencode it with MediaCoder.

Even the decoding doesn't work, the preview looks distorted: http://www.ld-host.de/uploads/thumbnails/4c2f75cb8d18b2f4a2f1c10be5b52529.png Changing the source or deinterlace methods doesn't help. The encoded video of course looks distorted too. Here is an interlaced VC-1 sample: http://www.multiuplo...

Is there a way nowadays?

AnonCrow wrote:For lossless encoding, --qp 0 is the same as setting --crf 0

http://doom10.org/index.php?topic=152.0

Thank you very much, these two parameters work.

I neither can't get a raw video stream working, MediaCoder always says "No file outputted".
Doesn't work at all?

Unfortunately, I already read this (very useful) guide but I didn't find anything about -qp0.
I simply want to encode/extract any kind of input video to a lossless one and Huffyuv always makes MediaCoder crash. Since it supports also x264 there must be a way to use -qp0 bitrate setting.