Revisions to What is the "sameq" or "same_quant" option in FFmpeg? Does it mean "same quality"?

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Several resources on the web promote the use of the sameq or same_quant option, including this blog entry, but in essence, they're wrong. Using sameq does not give you a result with the same quality as the input. Do not use it, ever.
Do not use it, ever.

Several resources on the web promote the use of the sameq or same_quant option, including this blog entry, but in essence, they're wrong. Using sameq does not give you a result with the same quality as the input. Do not use it, ever.

Several resources on the web promote the use of the sameq or same_quant option, but in essence, they're wrong. Using sameq does not give you a result with the same quality as the input.
Do not use it, ever.