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@@ -127,6 +137,38 @@ For example, for an HDTV picture that is 1,920 samples wide (PicWidthInMbs = 120
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For level 5 MaxDpbMbs is 110400, same res--> 13.5
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#### aq
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aq-mode
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Adaptive Quantization Mode
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Default: 1
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Without AQ, x264 tends to underallocate bits to lower details sections. AQ is used to better distribute the available bits between all macroblocks in the video. This setting changes what scope AQ re-arranges bits in:
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0: Do not use AQ at all.
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1: Allow AQ to redistribute bits within each frame.
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2: Allow AQ to redistribute bits across the whole video.
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3: Auto-variance AQ with bias to dark scenes.
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Recommendation: Default
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aq-strength
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Adaptive Quantization Strength
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Default: 1.0
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Sets the strength of AQ bias towards low detail ('flat') macroblocks. Negative values are not allowed. Values more than a couple of hundred percent off from 1.0 are probably a bad idea.
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