How much time do filters add to encoding?
 

Just curious- If use these filters, how much more time do I add to my encoding?

Re: How much time do filters add to encoding?
 

SansGrip's filters are very fast. Maybe 3 or 4 frames per second slower that without the filters, depending on your CPU. Maybe SansGrip can answer this question more accurately :D

-kwag

All the Sansgrip filters I use ( blockbuster, fluxsmooth, legalclip and sampler ) doesn´t increase the time of encode so much. It´s a very wise decision to use them to make your encode better.

Also dustv5 and convolution3d are good filters, but they increase the time very, very much ( in my case a increase of ~8 hrs in a Athlon 1,0GHz ).

Re: How much time do filters add to encoding?
 

you got:

more compression wants more time to encode and give less size (+ + -)

less compression wants less time to encode and give more size (- - +)

ps:
(+ + -) and (- - +) is to turn it simple (i think) :wink:
..or maybe no,is to drive you in mad. 8O