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<blockquote data-quote="osksa" data-source="post: 1155719" data-attributes="member: 155144">Thanx a lot for this package naibaf7! I am not satisfied with my software encoding card (Hauppauge HCR 1100) since switching from windows media center to MediaPortal. Image looks jerky in sequences with lots of motion/fast motion. I noticed that my hardware decoding card (Hauppauge PVR-150) outputs about 8 mbit in highest quality mode, my software encoding card about 5 with original codec. With your codecs I got picture from ATI and Hauppage. ATI gave about 3 mbit and the Haupauge codec about 5, as my existing Haupage codec but mine says HCW. The CPU usage was about three times though.What I wanted to ask is: Does anybody know how to control the data rate of software encoders? I think that if I could crank up the bitrate on a software encoding to 8 like my other card, image would look better. I though that a software encoder should give more room to experiment, since my CPU is at about 8-14 % when encoding, maybe I could use a lot more. Would be nice to try some real high data rates.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="osksa, post: 1155719, member: 155144"] Thanx a lot for this package naibaf7! I am not satisfied with my software encoding card (Hauppauge HCR 1100) since switching from windows media center to MediaPortal. Image looks jerky in sequences with lots of motion/fast motion. I noticed that my hardware decoding card (Hauppauge PVR-150) outputs about 8 mbit in highest quality mode, my software encoding card about 5 with original codec. With your codecs I got picture from ATI and Hauppage. ATI gave about 3 mbit and the Haupauge codec about 5, as my existing Haupage codec but mine says HCW. The CPU usage was about three times though. What I wanted to ask is: Does anybody know how to control the data rate of software encoders? I think that if I could crank up the bitrate on a software encoding to 8 like my other card, image would look better. I though that a software encoder should give more room to experiment, since my CPU is at about 8-14 % when encoding, maybe I could use a lot more. Would be nice to try some real high data rates. [/QUOTE]

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