Comment by Dylan16807 18 hours ago
Rejecting it out of hand isn't actually trying it.
10Mbps is still way too high of a minimum. It's more than YouTube uses for full motion 4k.
And it would not be blocky garbage, it would still look a lot better than JPEG.
For normal video I think that's a good rule of thumb.
For mostly-static content at 4fps you can cut a bunch more bitrate corners before it looks bad. (And 2-3 JPEGs per second won't even look good at 1Mbps.)
>> 10Mbps is still way too high of a minimum. It's more than YouTube uses for full motion 4k.
> And 2-3 JPEGs per second won't even look good at 1Mbps.
Unqualified claims like these are utterly meaningless. It depends too much on exactly what you're doing, some sorts of images will compress much better than others.
Youtube 4k uses VP9 and AV1 codecs that are multiple generations ahead of H.264
1Mbps for video is rule of thumb I use. Of course that will depend on customer expectations. 500K can work, but it won’t be pretty.