I would try ffvhuff as video codec (lossless compressed) in yuv420p
pixelformat for the realtime capture encoding.
(you can also try other pixeformats like yuv422p or bgr0 but I think I/O
bottlehole problems at the filerecording, the datarates would be huge)
Afterwards you can encode it to ffv1 (lossless compressed, more cpu
intensive, better compression like jpeg2000 but faster) to shrink the
filesize.
bg chris
Am 31.12.14 um 21:55 schrieb Zsolt:
2014-12-31 21:10 GMT+01:00 Marcus Johnson <[email protected]>:
If the video you're recording is short, you may just want to record to a
series of pngs, or bmps, then encode that to x264 or whateve.
Well, it seems a tad messy and complicated, plus I'd like to have audio
too. But maybe a good uncompressed video format could work well, if a
decent one existed.
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