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byMBGMorden ( 803437 ) writes:
AV1 seems like a good codec - I'm always happy to use it though, even hardware assisted encoding is still a bit slow for me. If I'm reencoding videos for my own use I usually will encode to x265 instead, which has a good balance between file size/quality and compression speed.
bythegarbz ( 1787294 ) writes:
even hardware assisted encoding is still a bit slow for me.
My experience with 40 Series and 50 Series NVENC is that the AV1 hardware encoder massively out performs their HEVC encoder in terms of speed.
byMBGMorden ( 803437 ) writes:
I'll need to test it (its been a while) - I'm using an Intel Arc A310 on my rig where I encode. I've got an AMD 9070 XT in my gaming machine but I haven't really tested encoding on that one.
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