Kush Gauge calculator
Calculate video encoding bitrate to achieve good quality
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More info: Kush Gauge & Andrea’s Corollary
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Constant 0.07 used for H264. Can you please inform me what constant value should use for VP8 codec?
Can’t be sure, but comparing VP8 codec somehow to divx/xvid, I think a reasonable constant could be 0.09