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  • How to limit the backward dependency between coded frames in ffmpeg/x264

    26 mars 2015, par Bastian35022

    I am currently playing with ffmpeg + libx264, but i couldn’t find a way to limit the backward dependency between coded frames.

    Let me explain what i mean : I want the coded frames to only contain references to at most, let’s say, 5 frames in the future. As a result, no frame has to "wait" for more than 5 frames to be coded (makes sense for low latency applications).

    I am aware of the -tune zerolatency option, but that’s not what i want ; I still want bidirectional prediction.

  • How to limit the backward dependency between coded frames in ffmpeg/x264

    26 mars 2015, par Bastian35022

    I am currently playing with ffmpeg + libx264, but i couldn’t find a way to limit the backward dependency between coded frames.

    Let me explain what i mean : I want the coded frames to only contain references to at most, let’s say, 5 frames in the future. As a result, no frame has to "wait" for more than 5 frames to be coded (makes sense for low latency applications).

    I am aware of the -tune zerolatency option, but that’s not what i want ; I still want bidirectional prediction.

  • How to limit the backward dependency between coded frames in ffmpeg/x264

    26 mars 2015, par Bastian35022

    I am currently playing with ffmpeg + libx264, but i couldn’t find a way to limit the backward dependency between coded frames.

    Let me explain what i mean : I want the coded frames to only contain references to at most, let’s say, 5 frames in the future. As a result, no frame has to "wait" for more than 5 frames to be coded (makes sense for low latency applications).

    I am aware of the -tune zerolatency option, but that’s not what i want ; I still want bidirectional prediction.

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