For example, if the input has 3 video streams it will only choose 1.
Only 1 stream per type will be selected.Default stream selection will not automatically choose all of the streams.If you do not use the -map option then the default stream selection behavior will automatically choose streams. -map 0 -map -0:s Will select all streams from input index #0 (the 1st input) except subtitles.-map 3:s:4 From input index #3 (the 4th input) select subtitle stream index #4 (the fifth subtitle stream).-map 1:a From input index #1 (the 2nd input) select all audio streams.-map 0 From input index #0 (the 1st input) select all streams.map 1:a:2 refers to "second input:audio only:third audio stream". The bottom command includes stream specifiers ( v for video, a for audio) to limit the streams to a specific type.map 1:3 refers to "second input:fourth stream". This is an absolute method of mapping and will choose a specific stream regardless of type. The top command does not use any stream specifiers.
The commands do the same thing, but use different syntax to map streams: The commands in the diagram above will select the video from input0.mp4 and the 3rd audio stream from input1.mkv to output.mp4. The -map option can also be used to exclude specific streams with negative mapping. It also works seamlessly with custom DirectX or CUDA applications, making it easy for developers to integrate.The -map option is used to choose which streams from the input(s) should be included in the output(s). The FRUC library uses the NVOFA and CUDA to interpolate frames significantly faster than software-only methods. It provides a 15% quality improvement on popular benchmarks including KITTI and MPI Sintel. The NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Architecture has a new optical flow accelerator, NVOFA, that is 2.5x more performant than the NVIDIA Ampere Architecture NVOFA. The result is improved smoothness of video playback and perceived visual quality.
Such high frame rate video shows smooth continuity of motion across frames. FRUC generates higher frame-rate video from lower frame-rate video by inserting interpolated frames using optical flow vectors. The new NVIDIA Optical Flow SDK 4.0 release introduces an engine-assisted frame rate up conversion (FRUC).
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NVIDIA Video Codec SDK 12.0 will be available to download from the NVIDIA Developer Center in October 2022. Broadcasters can achieve higher livestream resolutions, video editors can export video at 2x speed, and all this is enabled by the Video Codec SDK. Multiple encoders in combination with the AV1 format allows NVIDIA Ada to support an incredible 8k at 60 fps video encode in real time.ĪV1 encoding across multiple hardware NVENC is enabling the next generation of video performance and fidelity. This optimization creates a huge reduction in encoding times. New to Video Codec SDK 12.0 on chips with multiple NVENC, the processing load is evenly distributed across each encoder simultaneously. The benefits of AV1 are best used in unison with the multi-encoder design featured on the NVIDIA Ada Architecture. This new performance headroom enables higher than ever image quality, including 8k. Bit-rate saving for AV1 compared to H.264Īs Figure 2 shows, at 1440p and 2160p, NVENC AV1 is 1.45x more efficient than NVENC H.264.