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19-01-2010, 23:58
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Re: H:264 capture/render software
One thing to remember regarding the h264 codec is it is primarily a delivery codec. Generally speaking, it is best to capture as uncompressed as possible, preferably using a lossless codec. Where h264 is best used is on the final render for delivery, be it BluRay, YouTube, or as a downloadable file.
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