and yeah i forget to mention that i still have to add the lossless output to After Effects to add such stuffs some kind of lossless avi watermark and karaoke or whatever that means 2 lossless rendering one with VDM and second with AE (Dam it the 2 outputs exceeds 100GB xD well who cares)
Now let's get back to the core which is the lossless rendering with VDM and Lagarith, the source is YUV color space and i heard that if the process like this YV12>RGB>YV12 again, this gonna be lossy. Well forget about trim cause i just wanted to cut about 20 useless seconds from the video xD anyway
Remation(Xres=1280, Yres=720, scale=1.5, linestr=0.15, dQuant=33, bOffset=0, dBlur=12, qBlur=4, thBlur=0.3, shrpstr=200, Deblock=true, AA=true, Sharp=true, Dehalo=true, Deband=true) (takes about 5~6h with CPU i7 3770k and 16GB ram how horrible! xD) So you go with something around 18 and try it, if it works for you.Code: FFVideoSource("D:\Fairy tail\ Fairy Tail (TX 1280x720 x264 AAC)\ Fairy Tail - 14 RAW (TX 1280x720 x264 AAC).mp4", threads=1) That Voucoder uses 1pass CRF, constant quality encoding, values are 0 to 52, 0 means lossless, files are gigantic or 52, which means crappy video but very little bitrate. You'd need to install Voucoder plugin for premiere. But Premiere does not have that build in. If you want your encoder encode to certain level of quality, quality of your choice, you encode using quality encoding modes. What is enough of bitrate for you? It depends on video, for regular camcorder video and using 2pass it might be 25.000kbps or 15.000, who knows, you just guess it, based on your previous experience. So in Premiere you choose enough of bitrate, use 2pass. Otherwise you are fine or even better choosing H264 codec. If it is 4k and above you might start to think about HEVC. So you have to choose lossy codecs (H.264 or HEVC) and compress video so it just works for you. Lossless codecs as you can see are not meant for playback.
The way it works is, what is the best compromise for me to watch something.
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