Tdarr_Plugin_JB69_JBHEVCQSV_MinimalFile

JB - QSV(vaapi), H265, AAC, MKV, Bitrate Optimized (v2.4)

You should not use this until you read the comments at the top of the code and understand how it works this does a lot and is 1 of 2 routines you should to run Part 1

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Inputs:

Name: Stats_Days 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

If the stats date on the file are older than this it will first update them,\n
                usually for mkv only.

Name: Target_Video_Codec 

Type: string 

Tooltip: 

This is the basis of the routine, if you want to change,\n 
              it you probably want to use a different script

Name: Use_10bit_Video 

Type: boolean 

Tooltip: 

This will encode in 10 bit? Some processors can not.

Name: Target_Framerate 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

Any frame rate greater than this will be adjusted.

Name: Min_Size_Difference_to_Transcode 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

If the existing bitrate is this much more than the target bitrate\n
                it is ok to transcode, otherwise there might not be enough extra\n
                to get decent quality.

Name: Target_Reduction_for_Code_Switch 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

When a video codec change happens and the source bitrate is lower\n
                than optimal, we still lower the bitrate by this since hevc is ok\n
                with a lower rate.

Name: Max_Video_Height 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

Any thing over this size, I.E. 8K, will be reduced to this.

Name: Target_Codec_Compression 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

This effects the target bitrate by assuming a compression ratio.

Name: Target_Audio_Codec 

Type: string 

Tooltip: 

Desired Audio Codec, if you change this it might require code changes.

Name: Target_Audio_Language 

Type: string 

Tooltip: 

Desired Audio Language.

Name: Target_Audio_Bitrate_Per_Channel 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

64K per channel gives you the good lossy quality out of AAC.

Name: Target_Audio_Channels 

Type: number 

Tooltip: 

Any thing above this number of channels will be reduced to it.