SVRT setting, is this now safe to use?

Kyle 40

Contributor Location: Cumbria Joined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14 Messages: 467 Offline

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Aug 14, 2014 12:28

I'm sure I 've already seen this mentioned in the forum but now I can't find it

Just wondering if anyone uses the Allow SVRT on single IVR H.264 video?
If so, does it improve performance of the produced file?

While I'm on the subject, does anyone use the "Reduce Video blocky artifacts" ?

If you don't, then why not OR how did it affect your output as I'm just curious

Cheers


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This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at Aug 14. 2014 12:29

I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.

borgus1

Senior Contributor Joined: Feb 27, 2013 00:33 Messages: 1318 Offline

Aug 14, 2014 18:43

SVRT may improve speed. Click the ? in the top-right corner of the PD interface. Click on INDEX and type "SVRT" for details on how it operates.

Kyle 40

Contributor Location: Cumbria Joined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14 Messages: 467 Offline

Aug 15, 2014 04:06

Quote: SVRT may improve speed. Click the ? in the top-right corner of the PD interface. Click on INDEX and type "SVRT" for details on how it operates.

Thanks borgus1 I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.

HansR

Newbie Location: Allen, TX Joined: Jan 15, 2015 16:07 Messages: 11 Offline

Jan 23, 2015 01:20

Researching SVRT (having issues) and came across this post. 5 months old now so may not be seen.

But I would add two things.

1 - SVRT can definitely improve speed, but just as importantly, it preserves the quality of the source video it is able to smart-render (SVRT) because it does not re-encode it. That's a big deal in my book.

2 - Allowing SVRT on single IVR H.264 video will sometimes enable SVRT where it would not work if that was not checked. Hans R
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Kyle 40

Contributor Location: Cumbria Joined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14 Messages: 467 Offline

Jan 23, 2015 05:25

Quote: Researching SVRT (having issues) and came across this post. 5 months old now so may not be seen.

But I would add two things.

1 - SVRT can definitely improve speed, but just as importantly, it preserves the quality of the source video it is able to smart-render (SVRT) because it does not re-encode it. That's a big deal in my book.

2 - Allowing SVRT on single IVR H.264 video will sometimes enable SVRT where it would not work if that was not checked.

thanks HansR, I now use this setting all the time I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.