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docs: Clarify Constant Rate Control/CRF/RF.

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A simple abbr tag was insufficient; hopefully this helps. Closes #24.
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## Using the quality control
Most of HandBrake's official `Presets` use the x264 video encoder and a constant quality setting between [RF](abbr:Rate Factor) 18 and 24. A lower RF number means *higher* quality.
Most of HandBrake's official `Presets` use the x264 or x265 video encoders with a Constant Rate Factor, sometimes abbreviated CRF or simply RF. A lower RF number produces *higher* quality video, and a higher RF number produces *lower* quality video.
To increase video quality, adjust the quality control toward the right. To reduce video quality, adjust the quality control toward the left.
You can think of the RF control in HandBrake as a quality control. To increase video quality, adjust the control toward the right. To reduce video quality, adjust the control toward the left.
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## Using the quality control
Most of HandBrake's official `Presets` use the x264 video encoder and a constant quality setting between [RF](abbr:Rate Factor) 18 and 24. A lower RF number means *higher* quality.
Most of HandBrake's official `Presets` use the x264 or x265 video encoders with a Constant Rate Factor, sometimes abbreviated CRF or simply RF. A lower RF number produces *higher* quality video, and a higher RF number produces *lower* quality video.
To increase video quality, adjust the quality control toward the right. To reduce video quality, adjust the quality control toward the left.
You can think of the RF control in HandBrake as a quality control. To increase video quality, adjust the control toward the right. To reduce video quality, adjust the control toward the left.
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