# \#vmaf

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## [VMAF: Perceptual Video Quality Assessment Tool by Netflix](https://community.bitmovin.com/t/vmaf-perceptual-video-quality-assessment-tool-by-netflix/105)

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**Author:** [@matheus.cardoso](https://community.bitmovin.com/u/matheus.cardoso)\
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**Last updated:** [January 5, 2022, 3:07pm UTC](https://community.bitmovin.com/t/vmaf-perceptual-video-quality-assessment-tool-by-netflix/105 "2022-01-05T15:07:43Z")

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## [Is VMAF70 at 576p the same as VMAF70 at 1080p in visual quality?](https://community.bitmovin.com/t/is-vmaf70-at-576p-the-same-as-vmaf70-at-1080p-in-visual-quality/106)

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**Author:** [@Monycky](https://community.bitmovin.com/u/Monycky)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [January 5, 2022, 11:27pm UTC](https://community.bitmovin.com/t/is-vmaf70-at-576p-the-same-as-vmaf70-at-1080p-in-visual-quality/106 "2022-01-05T23:27:47Z")

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I’m using Netflix’s VMAF tool to assess the quality of my outputs using the default HD model. If I get VMAF of 70 for a 576p output and the same score for a 1080p output of the same source file, does it mean they’re con…