If the platform offers transcoding, you can freely choose the High profile, with some exceptions (such as Mixer and WebRTC based platforms). Generally it is recommended to either pick Main if you're targeting devices around the iPhone 3 timespan, and High if you're targeting devices within the last 8 years. While the Baseline profile has the widest support compared to Main or High, most devices released within the last 5-10 years should have no issues with High. The profile determines which features in the codec are supposed to be enabled, with each higher option requiring additional encoder work. Settings exclusive to H.264/AVC encoding. Available with FFmpeg 4.4 and OBS Studio 27.2.x. Tune ( -tune)ĭefines the tune which the encoder should have, if supported by the hardware. The default value for fields varies between -1, 0 or an actual Default entry due to limitation with OBS's properties UI.
Preset ( -preset)Ĭhanges the default values for all encoder settings except for a few FFmpeg settings like Bitrate, which can give a good baseline for your own configuration.
Please take a look at this document to learn more about them. This encoder shares some settings between all other FFmpeg based encoders. Since it simply uses the FFmpeg integration and exposes it to OBS Studio, including all the necessary zero-copy logic, you can switch your stream over, set some parameters, and get started with a higher quality stream right now! Version Information Status With the new NVIDIA NVENC integration through FFmpeg you can achieve greater recording and stream quality, at no extra expense.
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