FFmpeg.CustomSettings.Description="Custom settings that override any detected options above, use with caution.\nThe input should be in the format 'key=value;key=value;...'."
FFmpeg.Threads.Description="The number of threads to use for encoding, if supported by the encoder.\nA value of 0 is equal to 'auto-detect' and may result in excessive CPU usage."
FFmpeg.ColorFormat.Description="Overriding the color format can unlock higher quality, but might cause additional stress.\nNot all encoders support all color formats, and you might end up causing errors or corrupted video due to this."
FFmpeg.StandardCompliance.Description="How strict should the encoder keep to the standard? A strictness below 'Normal' may cause issues with playback."
RateControl.BufferSize.Description="The size of the buffer to use when determining the remaining available bitrate.\nIdeally should be equal to your bitrate times the key frame interval in seconds."
Codec.H264.Profile.Description="H.264 profile determines which features of the codec can be used.\nHigh 4:4:4 Predictive is required for YUV 4:4:4 color space."
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.Description="Rate control mode selection"
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.CQP.Description="A flat compression ratio with no regard for bit rates.\nThis yields the highest quality-per-bitrate.
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.VBR.Description="Sacrifices quality to stay below the upper bitrate limit,\nor saves bitrate where possible."
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.VBR_HQ.Description="Variable Bitrate with two-pass encoding enabled by default."
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.CBR.Description="Sacrifices quality in high-motion scenes and performs bit stuffing\nin low-motion scenes to maintain a constant bitrate."
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.CBR_HQ.Description="Constant Bitrate with two-pass encoding enabled by default."
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.CBR_LD_HQ.Description="Constant Bitrate optimized for lowest encoding latency, mainly by disabling B-frames and using slice multithreading."
NVENC.RateControl.Mode.CBR_LD_HQ="Low Delay High Quality Constant Bitrate"
NVENC.RateControl.LookAhead="Look Ahead"
NVENC.RateControl.LookAhead.Description="Look ahead this many frames while encoding to better distribute bitrate.\nImproves quality slightly at the cost of some GPU time.\nSet to 0 to disable."
NVENC.RateControl.AdaptiveB.Description="Enables adaptive B-Frame insertion.\nOnly has an effect when look ahead is set to a value other than 0."
NVENC.RateControl.TwoPass="Enable Two Pass"
NVENC.RateControl.TwoPass.Description="Enable a secondary pass for encoding, which can help with quality and bitrate stability.\nImproves quality slightly at the cost of some GPU time.\nNvidia Turing hardware might actually see a quality degrade from this."
NVENC.RateControl.Quality.Maximum.Description="Maximum quality to achieve, with values closer to 0 being better quality.\nSet to -1 to disable the maximum restriction."
NVENC.RateControl.Quality.Target.Description="Target quality to achieve, with values closer to 0 being better quality.\nSet to 0 to disable the maximum restriction."
NVENC.RateControl.QP.I.Description="Quantization parameter for I-Frames.\nSmaller values mean better quality in exchange for higher bitrate, while higher values mean less bitrate in exchange for less quality."
NVENC.RateControl.QP.I.Initial.Description="Initial B-Frame quantization parameter.\nSet to -1 to use the automatically detected value instead."
NVENC.RateControl.QP.P="P-Frame QP"
NVENC.RateControl.QP.P.Description="Quantization parameter for P-Frames.\nSmaller values mean better quality in exchange for higher bitrate, while higher values mean less bitrate in exchange for less quality."
NVENC.RateControl.QP.P.Initial.Description="Initial P-Frame quantization parameter.\nSet to -1 to use the automatically detected value instead."
NVENC.RateControl.QP.B="B-Frame QP"
NVENC.RateControl.QP.B.Description="Quantization parameter for B-Frames.\nSmaller values mean better quality in exchange for higher bitrate, while higher values mean less bitrate in exchange for less quality."
NVENC.AQ.Strength.Description="Strength of the spatial adaptive quantization.\nValues closer to 15 mean more aggressive, while values closer to 1 mean more relaxed."
NVENC.Other.BFrames.Description="Maximum number of B-Frames to insert into the encoded bitstream.\nActual number of B-Frames may be lower depending on content and lookahead settings.\nOnly Turing NVENC supports B-Frames for HEVC."
