Why not use the actual communities?
this post was submitted on 29 Feb 2024
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100% never even saw that on the site. Thank you so much.
That is how I encode (mostly SVT but a bit with NVEenc too). There is an av1 community here on lemmy but it isn't super active. Otherwise, you're limited to the handbrake forum or reddit.
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Are you able to get HDR and HDR10+ to encode over properly? I'm having hell of time with it.
The general consensus in the AV1 community is that the SVT encoder implementation isn't ready for HDR(10+) yet. There are some other encoders of AV1 (including Netflix's proprietary implementation) that can do it well but basic SVT offered through the public repo is not ready for HDR yet.
Edit: I should add that I compress most of my library in 1080p with av1-svt. I only leave a couple of titles in 4k format and those I'm waiting to rip until SVT becomes mature enough to handle 4K.
So I should probably stick to H.256 right now for my HDR needs is what you're saying?
yup, that's what I'm saying.
Thanks for the help. I appreciate it.
They support Flatpaks, which are nice