AV1 encoder has a latency allowance parameter, which you can set to zero. Something like av1enc ... lag-in-frames=0
Obviously h.265 has same low latency option like h.264, in form of not using B-frames.
The question remains, which one performs the best?
Is AV1 with lag-in-frames=0 actually usable in practical applications with the available hardware? How much quality suffers from not being able to predict from future frames in comparison to other codecs?
Anyways I really like the ability to specify balance between latency and quality in AV1 and VP9.
AV1 encoder has a latency allowance parameter, which you can set to zero. Something like av1enc ... lag-in-frames=0
Obviously h.265 has same low latency option like h.264, in form of not using B-frames.
The question remains, which one performs the best?
Is AV1 with lag-in-frames=0 actually usable in practical applications with the available hardware? How much quality suffers from not being able to predict from future frames in comparison to other codecs?
Anyways I really like the ability to specify balance between latency and quality in AV1 and VP9.