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Infinity.Train.S02.COMPLETE.1080p.AMZN.WEBRip.AV1.Opus.2.0-RAV1NE
Title: Infinity Train (2019)
Alternate title(s): N/A
TVDB: https://thetvdb.com/series/infinity-train
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8146754
TMDB: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/91425-infinity-train
Genres: Animation, Short, Action
Plot: Various people get trapped on a mysterious train with an endless number of cars, each one being its own universe, and they must resolve their psychological trauma and emotional issues in order to get home in this animated anthology series.
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Metrics (SSIMULACRA2):
Average: 71.74204442
Median: 71.69811232
Std Dev: 6.26265723
5th Percentile: 61.85635240
95th Percentile: 80.46900182
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SSIMULACRA2 is an objective visual quality metric which gives a score of 0-100 of a video quality. The metric is based on the concept of MS-SSIM, and computed in a perceptually relevant color space, adding two other (asymmetric) error maps, and aggregating using two different norms. It is currently the most reputable objective visual quality metric for low-medium fidelity content.
Here's a rough guideline on how the metric corresponds to visual quality:
30 = Low quality. This corresponds to the p10 worst output of mozjpeg -quality 30.
50 = Medium quality. This corresponds to the average output of cjxl -q 40 or mozjpeg -quality 40, or the p10 output of cjxl -q 50 or mozjpeg -quality 60.
70 = High quality. This corresponds to the average output of cjxl -q 65 or mozjpeg -quality 70, p10 output of cjxl -q 75 or mozjpeg -quality 80.
90 = Very high quality. Likely impossible to distinguish from the original when viewed at 1:1 from a normal viewing distance. This corresponds to the average output of mozjpeg -quality 95 or the p10 output of cjxl -q
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Size: 1.26GB
Tools used: MKVToolNix, FFmpeg, MKV Tag Editor, ssimulacra2_rs
Encoder settings: SVT-AV1-PSY v2.0.0 (release) | --progress 3 --keyint 240 --enable-qm 1 --qm-min 0 --qm-max 15 --enable-overlays 0 --aq-mode 2 --color-primaries 1 --transfer-characteristics 1 --matrix-coefficients 1 --color-range 0 --film-grain-denoise 0 --tune 3 --lp 7 --preset 4 --crf 30 --variance-boost-strength 1 --fgs-table iso600-grain.tbl
Av1an settings: N/A
Video: AV1 | 1920x1080 - 10bit - 1066 kbit/s (lowest) / 1979 kbit/s (highest) - 23.976 fps
Subtitle(s): English SDH (SRT)
Audio:
Opus 2.0 - 112kbit/s - ?? English
Source: 1080p AMZN WEB-DL
Code:
Infinity.Train.S02.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-CtrlHD (Thanks!)
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About AV1:
AV1 is a modern, open, and royalty-free video codec developed by the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) that is the successor to VP9 and promises to deliver 30% less bitrates for the same quality compared to H.265/HEVC and 50% compared to H.264/AVC respectively. Unlike HEVC, you can play and stream AV1 on common browsers such as Google Chrome
due to AV1 being a new codec, a modern video player with the latest version of the AV1 decoder is needed to reach maximum playback performance with minimal lag, such as MPV or VLC.
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See the NFO file for extra info about the media!
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"I engage in the act of encoding videos with the deliberate intention of not ameliorating or resolving pre-existing dilemmas or challenges, but rather to introduce, generate, or exacerbate said predicaments, thereby purposefully instigating or fostering a state of difficulty, inconvenience, or complexity." - Cr1TiKaL
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