Linux Video Editing SPEED HACK: The H.264 Settings That Cut Render Time

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Linux Video Editing SPEED HACK: The H.264 Settings That Cut Render Time

Tech Rants

1 hour 30 minutes 11 seconds

1 week ago

Linux Video Editing SPEED HACK: The H.264 Settings That Cut Render Time

Stop waiting hours for your video exports, especially on Linux! This episode is all about the specific H.264 and AAC settings you need to master in Blender's Video Sequence Editor (VSE) to get faster, higher-quality, and more compatible final renders for platforms like YouTube and Odysee. We break down the magic numbers: Keyframe Interval (GOP) of 120, Max B-frames of 6, and a rock-solid 192k AAC audio setup. Plus, get the pro-level FFmpeg command line trick that will drastically reduce your overall export time!

The full, in-depth guide is available in the blog article and the long-form video.

Full Video Tutorial: https://youtube.com/live/Q79mHhiQHWw

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