feat: video & renders -> video

docs/index.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Couleur Tweak Tips (shortened to CTT) is a Discord server and wiki, dedicated to
 
 We recommend checking out our primary pages first:
 
-- [OBS (Open Broadcasting Software) Configuration](/video-and-renders/obs/) for high performance recording and more
+- [OBS (Open Broadcasting Software) Configuration](/video/obs/) for high performance recording and more
 <!-- - [blur Configuration](/blur/) for applying motion blur to videos
 - [Programs](/programs/) for software that we find useful
 - [Minecraft](/minecraft/) for configuring Minecraft for QoL and performance -->

docs/video-and-renders/obs/index.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ You should the latest version of OBS from the official [downloads page](https://
 ??? tip "Video Walkthrough"
     <center>
         <video width="720" height="405" controls>
-            <source id="mp4" src="/assets/videos/video-and-renders/obs/obs-initial-config.mp4" type="video/mp4">
+            <source id="mp4" src="/assets/videos/video/obs/obs-initial-config.mp4" type="video/mp4">
         </video>
     </center>
 
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ You should the latest version of OBS from the official [downloads page](https://
 
     ??? tip "How to use remuxing"
         <center>
-            ![How to remux](/assets/images/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc/how_to_remux.gif){ width="600" }
+            ![How to remux](/assets/images/video/obs/nvenc/how_to_remux.gif){ width="600" }
         </center>
 
 1. Click **Cancel** on the **Auto-Configuration Wizard** to skip it
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ You should the latest version of OBS from the official [downloads page](https://
 6. Go to the **Audio** tab, and under **Global Audio Devices**, configure your audio devices
 7. Click **OK** on the Settings window
 8. Adjust the **Audio Mixer** to your liking
-9. Add a **Display Capture** source (unless you're on [Linux](/video-and-renders/obs/linux/))
+9. Add a **Display Capture** source (unless you're on [Linux](/video/obs/linux/))
 10. At the top, go to **Docks :material-arrow-right: Stats**, then drag it to the side of the preview to dock it, then adjust the sizing how you'd like
 
 ### :octicons-graph-16: Stats dock
@@ -87,12 +87,12 @@ You can configure it in the **Replay Buffer** tab in **Output**, and you can set
 
 From here, you'll want to go to the page which fits [your GPU](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/learning-center/how-to-check-gpu "How to check your GPU in Windows").
 
-- :simple-nvidia: [**NVIDIA NVENC**](/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc)
-- :custom-amd: [**AMD AMF**](/video-and-renders/obs/amf)
-- :simple-intel: [**Intel QuickSync**](/video-and-renders/obs/quicksync)
+- :simple-nvidia: [**NVIDIA NVENC**](/video/obs/nvenc)
+- :custom-amd: [**AMD AMF**](/video/obs/amf)
+- :simple-intel: [**Intel QuickSync**](/video/obs/quicksync)
 
 ### :octicons-cpu-16: Software Encoding
 
 These are much slower and more resource intensive than the GPU/hardware-accelerated encoders listed above, but they're also universally compatible and much more efficient.
 
-- :octicons-cpu-16: [**CPU x264**](/video-and-renders/obs/x264/)
+- :octicons-cpu-16: [**CPU x264**](/video/obs/x264/)

docs/video-and-renders/obs/linux/index.md

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ If the default **Window Capture (Xcomposite)** works just fine for you, you can
 
 ## :octicons-plug-16: Third-party plugins
 
-- [:simple-nvidia: **NvFBC (`obs-nvfbc` patched for high FPS)**](/video-and-renders/obs/linux/nvfbc/)
+- [:simple-nvidia: **NvFBC (`obs-nvfbc` patched for high FPS)**](/video/obs/linux/nvfbc/)
     - Requires NVIDIA, OBS 27 and X.Org
     - Screen capture
-- [:octicons-screen-full-16: **OBS VkCapture (`obs-vkcapture`)**](/video-and-renders/obs/linux/obs-vkcapture/)
+- [:octicons-screen-full-16: **OBS VkCapture (`obs-vkcapture`)**](/video/obs/linux/obs-vkcapture/)
     - Game capture

docs/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc.md

@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ icon: simple/nvidia
 
     Check which NVENC features your NVIDIA GPU supports on the [Video Encode and Decode GPU Support Matrix](https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-and-decode-gpu-support-matrix-new) page, which will tell you which codecs are supported and more.
 
-    If your NVIDIA GPU doesn't support NVENC, try seeing if your iGPU has a hardware encoder or use [CPU x264](/CTT/video-and-renders/obs/x264/) as a last resort.
+    If your NVIDIA GPU doesn't support NVENC, try seeing if your iGPU has a hardware encoder or use [CPU x264](/video/obs/x264/) as a last resort.
 
-Before following this, make sure that you've followed the [initial configuration](/CTT/video-and-renders/obs/) first. **Make sure that you test your settings!** See [Replay Buffer](/CTT/video-and-renders/obs/#replay-buffer).
+Before following this, make sure that you've followed the [initial configuration](/video/obs/) first. **Make sure that you test your settings!** See [Replay Buffer](/video/obs/#replay-buffer).
 
 ## :material-cog: Configuration
 
@@ -25,12 +25,12 @@ Before following this, make sure that you've followed the [initial configuration
 
     ??? image "Recording Settings"
         <center>
-            ![Maximum performance recording settings](/CTT/assets/images/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc/recording_performance.png){ width="600" }
+            ![Maximum performance recording settings](/assets/images/video/obs/nvenc/recording_performance.png){ width="600" }
         </center>
 
     ??? image "Encoder Settings"
         <center>
-            ![Maximum performance encoder settings](/CTT/assets/images/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc/encoder_performance.png){ width="600" }
+            ![Maximum performance encoder settings](/assets/images/video/obs/nvenc/encoder_performance.png){ width="600" }
         </center>
 
     <h3>Recording Settings</h3>
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ It adjusts the bitrate for **each individual frame**, resulting in better video
 The CQ Level ranges from **1** (lossless, resulting in huge files) to **30** (very lossy, resulting in small files).  
 
     !!! example ""
-        <h4>[:material-arrow-right: Click here to see the Quality vs CQP Level Graph](/CTT/assets/images/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc/quality_vs_cqp.png)</h4>
+        <h4>[:material-arrow-right: Click here to see the Quality vs CQP Level Graph](/assets/images/video/obs/nvenc/quality_vs_cqp.png)</h4>
 
 5. <font size="3">**:material-account-question: Why should you use H.264?**</font>  
 HEVC is more efficient but harder to encode, leading to worse performance. The same applies to AV1 on the RTX 40 series GPUs.
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ It adjusts the bitrate for **each individual frame**, resulting in better video
 The CQ Level ranges from **1** (lossless, resulting in huge files) to **30** (very lossy, resulting in small files).  
 
     !!! example ""
-        <h4>[:material-arrow-right: Click here to see the Quality vs CQP Level Graph](/CTT/assets/images/video-and-renders/obs/nvenc/quality_vs_cqp.png)</h4>
+        <h4>[:material-arrow-right: Click here to see the Quality vs CQP Level Graph](/assets/images/video/obs/nvenc/quality_vs_cqp.png)</h4>
 
 8. <font size="3">**:material-account-question: Why this profile?**</font>  
 On newer GPUs, "baseline" may reduce encoding lag when recording at high FPS at the cost of the bigger file size. This won't affect your video quality.

mkdocs.yml

@@ -9,19 +9,19 @@ edit_uri: edit/main/docs/
 nav:
   - Home:
     - Home: index.md
-  - Video & renders:
-    - Video & Renders: video-and-renders/index.md
+  - Video:
+    - Video: video/index.md
     - Open Broadcaster Software:
       - Configuration:
-        - Index: video-and-renders/obs/index.md
-        - NVIDIA NVENC: video-and-renders/obs/nvenc.md
-        - AMD AMF: video-and-renders/obs/amf.md
-        - Intel QuickSync: video-and-renders/obs/quicksync.md
-        - CPU x264: video-and-renders/obs/x264.md
+        - Index: video/obs/index.md
+        - NVIDIA NVENC: video/obs/nvenc.md
+        - AMD AMF: video/obs/amf.md
+        - Intel QuickSync: video/obs/quicksync.md
+        - CPU x264: video/obs/x264.md
       - Linux: 
-        - Index: video-and-renders/obs/linux/index.md
-        - NvFBC: video-and-renders/obs/linux/nvfbc.md
-        - OBS VkCapture: video-and-renders/obs/linux/obs-vkcapture.md
+        - Index: video/obs/linux/index.md
+        - NvFBC: video/obs/linux/nvfbc.md
+        - OBS VkCapture: video/obs/linux/obs-vkcapture.md
 
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