Moving on from MEP 13

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Scenestealer wrote on 8/10/2021, 7:29 PM

@Reyfox

Hi

Thanks for the Media Info on your clips and as suspected the GOP structure M=1 means that there are no B frames which are responsible for the greater complexity of encoding / decoding (leading to increased compression and smaller file sizes). I think camera manufacturers like Canon and DJI are are only using I and P frames to reduce capture processing loads, and with storage cheap and plentiful a higher bitrate file is not a problem. For the same reasons the files are easier to decode / encode in an NLE, so handle better in the edit.

Peter

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