9 Dec
2007
9 Dec
'07
2:11 a.m.
Hrm. Thats pretty interesting - and I honestly would not have
suspected this to be the case - in my tests on OS X, mjpeg has
consistently been the winner. My understanding reflects romans earlier
posts to a t.
Can you put/host the videos anywhere? How were you compressing the
Quicktime files and the XVIDs?
On Dec 8, 2007, at 7:16 PM, patrick wrote:
after testing many codec on linux, XVID is the best codec for filesize and cpu. both. playing a dv, jpeg quicktime or mjpeg avi are +- 35% of my cpu (640x480 / 30 fps). XVID will take only 7% of my cpu and the filesize is reduced by half. by forcing keyframe every frame i can (in theory) use it like jpeg, mjpep (skip, scratch etc...).