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Internet link speeds continue to rise rapidly, so while our chosen bitrates are higher than some other video web sites, for quality's sake, they're still quite reasonable. Based on Akamai data from 2010, the average real-world downloading speed (after protocol overhead) is already 8+ Mbps in Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong, 4.6 Mbps in the USA and Canada, somewhere around 4 Mbps in Western Europe, 2.9 Mbps in Australia and 2.6 Mbps in Russia. Even 3G cellphone networking is around 2 Mbps on average, although it's highly variable. The average American can therefore already view the 720p high-definition versions of our videos without waiting, and the average Australian or Russian the 480p versions. The average insuch statistics is skewed by the high speeds, of course, since it's an exponential curve, but even so, about one third of Internet connections in modern countries are over 5 Mbps real-world downloading speed, which is enough for the 720p HQ versions, and 70% are over 2 Mbps and therefore can definitely view the 480p versions without waiting. Even in Australia, where broadband speed is more uneven and the average lags behind most modern countries, government statistics from 2011 indicate 89% of users can view the 360p versions without any waiting (1.5+ Mbps link speed), and 45% can instantly view the full 1080p versions (8+ Mbps link speed).

As the chart shows, there are really 3 camps of providers. First, there are the providers whose bitrates seem too low: YouTube and Vimeo, plus Netflix and Hulu at the lower resolutions. They aren't as concerned about quality as they are about making sure it plays without waiting at all costs, even if the quality is poor. Our chosen bitrates are significantly higher than both YouTube and Vimeo at all resolutions, due to our goal of very good visual quality with no major visible compression artifacts. At the lower resolutions, we also use higher bitrates than Netflix and Hulu, again for quality's sake, although they're equal at higher resolutions. Interestingly, Netflix and Hulu are the only others to offer multiple bitrates at some resolutions (480p and 720p) to make full use of the user's Internet link speed for higher quality.

Limiting the peak bitrate is a necessary evil, required in order to limit the severity of spikes and overruns of the target bitrate during hard-to-encode sections of the video, such as rapid motion. Video codecs like H.264 naturally vary the bitrate over the course of the video to dedicate more bits to the frames that need them most, which is critical to achieving high quality. In a web playback scenario, however, whether it's adaptive streaming or the more usual progressive download while playing, we can't let the bitrate fluctuate too wildly, because severe spikes or sustained overruns of the target bitrate might cause playback to pause (for buffering), and pausing is much worse from an end user's point of view than a bit of blurring during a high-motion scene.

The quantizer is the critical value in the main lossy step of quantization during video (and image) compression, and the value is varied on a block-by-block and frame-by-frame basis to control the quality. Lower quantizers remove less of the minor values in the DCT matrix of frequency coefficients for each block, preserving more of the original signal's frequency distribution, meaning the output is closer to the original image, and leaving more coefficients to be written to the file. With very low quantizers, less than about 10, the output will look practically the same as the input, since almost no part of the frequency signal is being left out (although it won't be exactly the same, even with a quantizer of 1, because there is still rounding to integers happening).

Raising the minimum quantizer from its default of 0 (really 1) shouldn't be required, and in fact would only force lower-than-ideal quality in some areas of the frame under the rare conditions where a very low quantizer could be used for very high-detail blocks. Unfortunately, some players, such as QuickTime, have bugs playing back files with quantizers below 3, which is why the x264Encoder QuickTime plug-in defaults to a minimum quantizer of 4, and HandBrake similarly defaults to 3. Fortunately, raising the minimum quantizer to 3 has essentially no effect on real-world quality, as any quantizer below about 10 is practically lossless.

As mentioned above, in the end, high-quality video encoding at lowish bitrates is all about finding areas of similarity and reusing them. The larger the search area, the more likely the encoder will find a good match, leaving a less complex residual image to be encoded and therefore producing better quality at the given target bitrate, but the larger search will also take much longer to run. High-definition material benefits from a larger search range more than lower resolutions, naturally, because the same camera or object movement covers more pixels in a high-resolution situation. x264's default is 16 pixels, but note that for uneven multi-hexagon search the search pattern is changed and iterated at several different levels, so the range isn't literally 16 pixels exactly.

Unfortunately, some players don't correctly handle B-frames as reference frames, causing visual corruption during playback. This is usually because the computationally-intensive step of deblocking during playback (see later section) is being performed "less fully" than it should be on B-frames (the majority of all frames) to save time, or sometimes even skipped altogether. As a result, the not-quite-properly-decoded B-frames don't contain exactly the pixels the encoder expects them to (and the H.264 format officially requires them to!), resulting in incorrect visual results for any subsequent frames which reference B-frames, typically ugly smearing/tearing. 041b061a72