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Question: Does it support H.266? H.266 delivers 50% bitrate savings over H.265 at the same perceptual quality.
Asked by h266 (221.215.214.x) on March 20 2026, 5:59am
Reply on March 20 2026, 6:07am:
    no idea, if ffmpeg supports it then probably.

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  • Posted by nicot (221.215.214.x) on March 20 2026, 5:16pm:
    Yes. FFmpeg fully supports it.

  • Posted by Justin on March 20 2026, 9:04pm:
    then decoding should just work, and you can enable it encoding by using codec=h266 or whatever the encoder name actually is

  • Posted by Justin on March 20 2026, 9:05pm:
    codec=vvc or codec=libvvenc

  • Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.78.x) on March 21 2026, 5:51am:
    nice!

  • Posted by nico (221.215.214.x) on March 22 2026, 2:38am:
    If these parameters can be used with such flexibility, can I render container formats that are not natively supported in REAPER via these parameters? For example, .aac, .ts and other similar formats, just like this: format=adts codec=aac b=320k profile=aac_low ar=44100 ac=2

  • Posted by Justin on March 22 2026, 2:54am:
    not all ffmpeg options are supported, yet

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