Ok, so my conclusion that I'll better implement ultrafast ffmpeg for HTML compressor than amf coz it gives worse quality and speed gain should be about the same coz almost half of ur CPU in UAGC is not used but with ultrafast mode (when it's running several ffmpeg instances) it should utilize ur CPU almost at max that should give up 2x speed boost in some cases...
Yes. On x264 amf not performing very well. Will have later a test with x265, but that is not widely used. So mutiple instances of ffmpeg should do the trick then. On midrange Ryzen and intel CPU it perhaps have an impact.
It's possible to do it manually (I'm still not very good with quickbms tool to write a script to auto import files) but not worth coz it would take hours and results wouldn't be great coz .swf files has lots jpeg images (for doing animation) that are already heavy compressed (about 23Kb per file).
Dude h265 is not widely used? x264 should be long gone and whats amf? Megalol for html compression in your app every browser supports AV1 now you should add SVT-AV1 and not the ffmpeg build but the Intel build from Gitlab. A well tuned RTX Nvenc encoder can match/beat x264 so really no reason to use it. Also Avif for HTML wouuld be a good idea again ill post a build with SVT-AV1 as the avif encoder as almost all browsers support AVIF too now. Workiing on SDL 2.6 into Renpy 8 and then thats it. JpegXL and Avif are in SDL 2.6 and it's game over webp jpg png all of it will be finished and opus seems best for audio all around I mean none of these games are working with Apple Lossless ha so no real audio quality to lose. Anyways watching your progress man and great work!
Name at least one well (or not) known game engine that uses h265? AV1 video encoding still kinda slow and avif images still not supported by MS Edge - yeah I know that almost nobody uses it but anyway images in html games is about 1% of its size so better help me
h265 is widely used on platforms like youtube, other streaming plattforms and other things (like on blurays). So on the commercial sector h265 is used widely, but for most games here in the forum not.
Nice Update,Test your new update for opus files on Re-Dreamer,Result it's Really Good,Many Thanks for this
Kirikiri engine has lots of different modifications made by game developers (that why I'm almost abandoned xp3 compressor) and this one doesn't allows trick with compressing non-transparent png to jpg - game just refuses to read renamed to jpg png files and renamed jpg to png also. So I need to add feature in xp3 compressor that would allow UAGC user to disable png -> jpg conversion and just compress png with pinga (that'll give worse quality that jpg)...
Hey, I appreciate any suggestions and useful info but I think it's out my knowledge and for example pingo is not open source as far as I know anyway and it "shipped" as .exe file only. Anyway if for example some game engine would have avif or jxl support I'll add it as fast as I can (like I did it for RPGM MV with avif) but for now new codecs support is very limited.
