Encoders: jim vs ffmpeg #353
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The jim one uses texture as input type and the ffmpeg one use memory block as input type. If the previous one works well, use it.
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What's the difference between the jim and the ffmpeg versions of the encoders? For example:
NVIDIA NVENC H.264 [jim_nvenc]
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NVIDIA NVENC H.264 (FFmpeg) [ffmpeg_nvenc]
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What's the difference between the jim and the ffmpeg versions of the encoders? For example:
NVIDIA NVENC H.264 [jim_nvenc]
and
NVIDIA NVENC H.264 (FFmpeg) [ffmpeg_nvenc]
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