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--- cvq [2018/07/03 11:11] – [v10] walkeradmin
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 CVQ (Contant Video Quality) is a mode available from Encoding Live v10. There are differences between v10 and v10.1 but they try to achieve the same thing, with a different configuration style.
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-On the Encoding Configuration page, navigate to the Advanced Parameters page (last page currently).
+On the Encoding Configuration page, navigate to the <color #ed1c24>Advanced Parameters</color> page (last page currently).
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+Here we can add the <color #ed1c24>Advanced Parameter</color> rcCVQTargetQuality. With this we need to specify a <color #ed1c24>Value</color> for this we can use a value of <color #ed1c24>1-10</color>.
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+- Would be very aggressive, and the PQ would be very low, but the bit rate saving very high. \\
+- Would be very conservative, PQ would be almost the same as CBR, bit rate saving would be low (unless you
+         get very obvious easy content like black screen or still).\\
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+==== v10.1 ====
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+In 10.1, in the encoding settings page, we can specify a <color #ed1c24>Target</color> and <color #ed1c24>Maximum</color> bit rate. In this mode, the MFEL will try to maintain, over a period of 'hours' (say 6 hours) the average bit rate specified by the target bit rate, but will, if required go up the maximum bit rate when the content is very challenging (well, above average complexity anyway).
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