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rev: 2024-04-04
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# AV1
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#refactor -> add encoding options av1an
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AV1 is a royalty-free video codec designed to be an alternative to the widely used [H.264](H.264.md) and HEVC codecs. It was developed by the Alliance for Open Media, a consortium of technology companies including Google, Mozilla, and Netflix.
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AV1 is a royalty-free video codec designed to be an alternative to the widely used [H.264](H.264.md) and HEVC codecs. It was developed by the Alliance for Open Media, a consortium of technology companies including Google, [Mozilla](../../../internet/websites/clearnet/Mozilla.md), and [Netflix](../../../internet/websites/clearnet/Netflix.md).
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Encoding can be done with [ffmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md) or av1an.
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## Key Features
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- Better streaming performance: AV1 is designed for streaming video over the internet, and provides better streaming performance than other codecs.
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- Wide compatibility: AV1 is compatible with a wide range of devices and platforms, including desktop and mobile devices.
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## Usage with av1an
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[Av1an](https://github.com/master-of-zen/Av1an) is a video encoding framework. It can increase your encoding speed and improve cpu utilization by running multiple encoder processes in parallel. Target quality, VMAF plotting, and more, available to take advantage for video encoding.
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Encode a video file with the default parameters:
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```shell
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av1an [options] -i input.mkv
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```
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### Options
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| Option | Description |
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| --------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `-i <INPUT>` | Input file to encode. Can be a video or vapoursynth (.py, .vpy) script. |
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| `-o <OUTPUT_FILE>` | Video output file. |
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| `--temp <TEMP>` | Temporary directory to use. If not specified, the temporary directory name is a hash of the input file name. |
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| `-q`, `--quiet` | Disable printing progress to the terminal. |
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| `--verbose` | Print extra progress info and stats to terminal. |
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| `-l`, `--log-file <LOG_FILE>` | Log file location. \[default: `<temp dir>/log.log]`. |
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| `--log-level <LOG_LEVEL>` | Set [log](../../../dev/Log.md) level for [log](../../../dev/Log.md) file (does not affect command-line log level). |
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| `-r`, `--resume` | Resume previous session from temporary directory. |
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| `-k`, `--keep` | Do not delete the temporary folder after encoding has finished. |
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| `--force` | Do not check if the encoder arguments specified by -v/--video-params are valid. |
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| `-y` | Overwrite output file without confirmation. |
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| `--max-tries <MAX_TRIES>` | Maximum number of chunk restarts for an encode. \[default: 3]. |
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| `-w`, `--workers <WORKERS>` | Number of workers to spawn \[0 = automatic]. \[default: 0]. |
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| `--set-thread-affinity <SET_THREAD_AFFINITY>` | Pin each worker to a specific set of threads of this size (disabled by default). This is currently only supported on [Linux](../../../linux/Linux.md) and [Windows](../../../windows/Windows.md), and does nothing on unsupported platforms. Leaving this option unspecified allows the OS to schedule all processes spawned. |
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#### Scene Detection
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| Option | Description |
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| --------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `-s`, `--scenes <SCENES>` | File location for scenes. |
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| `--split-method <SPLIT_METHOD>` | Method used to determine chunk boundaries. Can be "av-scenechange" or "none". \[default: av-scenechange]. |
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| `--sc-method <SC_METHOD>` | Scene detection algorithm to use for av-scenechange. Can be "standard" or "fast". \[default: standard]. |
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| `--sc-only` | Run the scene detection only before exiting. Requires a scene file with --scenes. |
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| `--sc-pix-format <SC_PIX_FORMAT>` | Perform scene detection with this pixel format. |
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| `--sc-downscale-height <SC_DOWNSCALE_HEIGHT>` | Optional downscaling for scene detection. Specify as the desired maximum height to scale to (e.g., "720" to downscale to 720p — this will leave lower resolution content untouched). Downscaling improves scene detection speed but lowers accuracy, especially when scaling to very low resolutions. By default, no downscaling is performed. |
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| `-x`, `--extra-split <EXTRA_SPLIT>` | Maximum scene length. When a scenecut is found whose distance to the previous scenecut is greater than the value specified by this option, one or more extra splits (scenecuts) are added. Set this option to 0 to disable adding extra splits. |
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| `--min-scene-len <MIN_SCENE_LEN>` | Minimum number of frames for a scenecut \[default: 24]. |
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| `--force-keyframes <FORCE_KEYFRAMES>` | Comma-separated list of frames to force as keyframes. Can be useful for improving seeking with chapters, etc. Frame 0 will always be a keyframe and does not need to be specified here. |
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#### Encoding
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| Option | Description |
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| --------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `-e`, `--encoder` | Specifies the video encoder to use. The default value is `aom`. |
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| `-v`, `--video-params` | Specifies parameters for the video encoder. These parameters are specific to each encoder and cannot be specified using [ffmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md) syntax. For example, CRF is specified in [ffmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md) via `-crf <crf>`, but the x264 binary takes this value with double dashes, as in `--crf <crf>`. See the `--help` output of each encoder for a list of valid options. |
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| `-p`, `--passes` | Specifies the number of encoder passes to use. Since `aom` and `vpx` benefit from two-pass mode even with constant quality mode, two-pass mode is used by default for these encoders. When using `aom` or `vpx` with RT mode (`--rt`), one-pass mode is always used regardless of the value specified by this flag (as RT mode in `aom` and `vpx` only supports one-pass encoding). |
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| `-a`, `--audio-params` | Specifies audio encoding parameters using [ffmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md) syntax. If not specified, `-c:a copy` is used. Do not use [ffmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md)'s `-map` syntax with this option. Instead, use the colon syntax with each parameter you specify. Subtitles are always copied by default. Example to encode all audio tracks with `libopus` at 128k: `-a="-c:a libopus -b:a 128k"` |
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| `-f`, `--ffmpeg` | Specifies [FFmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md) filter options. For more information, see the [FFmpeg documentation](https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html). |
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| `-m`, `--chunk-method` | Method used for piping exact ranges of frames to the encoder. Methods that require an external VapourSynth plugin: lsmash - Generally the best and most accurate method. Does not require intermediate files. Errors generally only occur if the input file itself is broken (for example, if the video bitstream is invalid in some way, video players usually try to recover from the errors as much as possible even if it results in visible artifacts, while lsmash will instead throw an error). Requires the lsmashsource VapourSynth plugin to be installed. ffms2 - Accurate and does not require intermediate files. Can sometimes have bizarre bugs that are not present in lsmash (that can cause artifacts in the piped output). Slightly faster than lsmash for y4m input. Requires the ffms2 VapourSynth plugin to be installed. Methods that only require [FFmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md): hybrid - Uses a combination of segment and select. Usually accurate but requires intermediate files (which can be large). Avoids decoding irrelevant frames by seeking to the first keyframe before the requested frame and decoding only a (usually very small) number of irrelevant frames until relevant frames are decoded and piped to the encoder. select - Extremely slow, but accurate. Does not require intermediate files. Decodes from the first frame to the requested frame, without skipping irrelevant frames (causing quadratic decoding complexity). segment - Create chunks based on keyframes in the source. Not frame exact, as it can only split on keyframes in the source. Requires intermediate files (which can be large). Default: lsmash (if available), otherwise ffms2 (if available), otherwise hybrid. |
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| `--chunk-order` | The order in which av1an will encode chunks. Available methods: long-to-short - The longest chunks will be encoded first. This method results in the smallest amount of time with idle cores, as the encode will not be waiting on a very long chunk to finish at the end of the encode after all other chunks have finished. short-to-long - The shortest chunks will be encoded first. sequential - The chunks will be encoded in the order they appear in the video. random - The chunks will be encoded in a random order. This will provide a more accurate estimated filesize sooner in the encode. \[default: long-to-short] |
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| `--photon-noise` | Generates a photon noise table and applies it using grain synthesis \[strength: 0-64] (disabled by default) Photon noise tables are more visually pleasing than the film grain generated by aomenc, and provide a consistent level of grain regardless of the level of grain in the source. Strength values correlate to ISO values, e.g. 1 = ISO 100, and 64 = ISO 6400. This option currently only supports aomenc and rav1e. An encoder's grain synthesis will still work without using this option, by specifying the correct parameter to the encoder. However, the two should not be used together, and specifying this option will disable the encoder's internal grain synthesis. |
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| `--chroma-noise` | Adds chroma grain synthesis to the grain table generated by `--photon-noise`. Default: false |
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| `-c, --concat <CONCAT>` | Determines method used for concatenating encoded chunks and audio into output file. Choices: ffmpeg, mkvmerge, ivf (experimental). Default: ffmpeg |
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| `--pix-format <PIX_FORMAT>` | FFmpeg pixel format. Default: yuv420p10le |
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#### VMAF
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| `--vmaf` | Plot an [SVG](../image/SVG.md) of the VMAF for the encode. This option is independent of `--target-quality`, i.e. it can be used with or without it. The [SVG](../image/SVG.md) plot is created in the same directory as the output file. |
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| `--vmaf-path <VMAF_PATH>` | Path to VMAF model (used by `--vmaf` and `--target-quality`). If not specified, [ffmpeg](../../../applications/media/ffmpeg.md)'s default is used. |
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| `--vmaf-res <VMAF_RES>` | Resolution used for VMAF calculation \[default: 1920x1080] |
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| `--vmaf-threads <VMAF_THREADS>` | Number of threads to use for VMAF calculation |
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| `--vmaf-filter <VMAF_FILTER>` | Filter applied to source at VMAF calcualation. This option should be specified if the source is cropped, for example. |
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#### Target Quality
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| `--target-quality <TARGET_QUALITY>` | Target a VMAF score for encoding (disabled by default)<br>For each chunk, target quality uses an algorithm to find the quantizer/crf needed to achieve a certain VMAF score. Target quality mode is much slower than normal encoding, but can improve the consistency of quality in some cases.<br>The VMAF score range is 0-100 (where 0 is the worst quality, and 100 is the best). Floating-point values are allowed. |
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| `--probes <PROBES>` | Maximum number of probes allowed for target quality \[default: 4] |
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| `--probing-rate <PROBING_RATE>` | Framerate for probes, 1 - original \[default: 1] |
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| `--probe-slow` | Use encoding settings for probes specified by `--video-params` rather than faster, less accurate settings<br>Note that this always performs encoding in one-pass mode, regardless of `--passes`. |
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| `--min-q <MIN_Q>` | Lower bound for target quality Q-search early exit<br>If min_q is tested and the probe's VMAF score is lower than target_quality, the Q-search early exits and min_q is used for the chunk.<br>If not specified, the default value is used (chosen per encoder). |
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| `--max-q <MAX_Q>` | Upper bound for target quality Q-search early exit<br>If max_q is tested and the probe's VMAF score is higher than target_quality, the Q-search early exits and max_q is used for the chunk.<br>If not specified, the default value is used (chosen per encoder). |
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