Hmm, I haven't tested this, but I'm deeply sceptical. avifenc is now optimised very well for still images, and you're bypassing all of that here.
replyThese settings have worked very well for me so far, but if you are aware of even better settings, I'd certain like to give it a try.
replyavifenc. The latest version.
replyAh, I actually wasn't aware that "avifenc" was a separate executable. Thanks for the information. I will definitely do some comparison testing.
replyIt's part of libavif. I've usually compiled it myself.
replyhttps://github.com/aomediacodec/libavif
avifenc supports args like enable-chroma-deltaq. I've used those but recently stopped, and nothing substantial changed.
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replyin my app i was using jpeg but then switched to webp two years ago, they're for generating/displaying thumbnails for images and videos. and now avif seems like a better fit? anything that you're not happy about? considering avif now, appreciate any ideas
replyIf you're working with images that need to be lossless or are simple in color diversity, WEBP is probably still a better choice (though not by a large margin). The biggest issue you might run into with AVIF is legacy support, particularly amongst Apple devices who were slower to implement support for it.
replyOtherwise the massive size reduction for storage and transfer speeds makes it incredibly attractive for modern web applications.
it's a desktop app so i dont see any reason not to use avif, thanks!
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