Frame-type Sensitive RDO Control for Content-Adaptive-encoding
Video transcoding is an increasingly important application in the streaming media industry. It has become important to investigate the optimisation of transcoder parameters for a single clip simply because of the immense number of playbacks for popular clips. In this paper, we explore the use of a canned optimiser to estimate the optimal RD tradeoff achievable for a particular clip. We show that by adjusting the Lagrange multiplier in RD optimisation on keyframes alone we can achieve more than 10$\times$ the previous BD-Rate gains possible without affecting quality for any operating point.
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