spoRv Gauge calculator
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Revised version online; biggest difference is that now the codec constant change according not only on the type of codec, but also according to the resolution; before that feature was applied only to HEVC, VP9, AV1 and VVC, but there were grouped in only three tiers; now there are five tiers (SD, 720p, 1080p, 2160p, 4320p) for any codec.
More, I added the dynamic range, and three HFR frame rates; to see the changes in details, check here: https://blog.sporv.com/sporv-corollaries...ush-gauge/ or read directly the formula without all the changes here: https://blog.sporv.com/restoration-tips-sporv-gauge/ I made several calculations, compated to various studies online, and now the results are more in line with them. I'm pretty sure the 10bit encoding should not take 1.25x an 8bit encoding, as well as 48fps should not take 2x a 24fps, but I didn't find any paper scientifically significant. Pretty sure about bit depth, though. Of course what you get it's only an idea, so take it with a grain of salt! (pun intended) ![]() Revised version: 2022-09-18 Super Resolution added:
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