Sisu

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Description: When an ex-soldier who discovers gold in the Lapland wilderness tries to take the loot into the city, Nazi soldiers led by a brutal SS officer battle him.
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14846026/
Languages: English, French, Spanish

Encoder Note 1: This is a re-post of a previous encode using a newer and slower encoding technique. The bitrate of the video stream is 48% higher. The CRF value was reduced from 18 to 16 for higher video quality. A triple English, French and Spanish OPUS 5.1 audio stream was used. 85% of the file size is the video quality. Only 15% is the audio streams. SVT-AV1 Mode 3 was used instead of 4 for higher encoding accuracy (better video quality). All filters were removed in favour of a relatively light amount of Stimulated Grain Synthesis. This did a better job at removing colour banding.

Encoder Note 2: Total encoding time was 9h 11m on an i9-12900k. The bitrate of the video stream is 4004kbps, which is relatively high on AV1. This is equivalent to a whopping 8008kbps on x264. The 37.8GB retail Bluray was used. 28GB is the actual movie (including the wasteful 4555kbps audio stream). No filters were applied to change the video. Everything was done using the tools within SVT-AV1 video encoder, developed by Intel and AOM.

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