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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hi Joan,</p><p>Since the 8000 generation, Intel CPUs can use qsv to encode videos faster. FFmpeg since version 5 (maybe earlier?) also supports qsv and there is sample code for it as well.<br />Would that be feasible in kinovea? It would greatly speed up the encoding.</p><p>My other suggestion is to provide a few encoding options:<br />- Choice between Quality (0-100%), cbr and vbr (with bitrate)<br />- checkbox &quot;weboptimized&quot;: to set +faststart and zerolatency flags (because we want to publish the video on the internet)</p><p>What are you thinking?</p><p>Best regards, Christian</p>]]></description>
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