ArdenDag
17th September 2007, 07:09
Hello,
I have a video which was encoded with DirectX 5.0, which Xvid is doing some weird artifacting/blocking during playback.
Attached are three sections which show the problem, it's got me baffled, and it's not the first time it has happened.
1) Changing ffdshow to have DivX decode the video instead of Xvid and playback is fine (screen attached).
2) Gspot confirms the codec, and rendering is successful (screenie also attached)
3) De/Re-muxing does not solve the problem. I tried Avidemux and VirtualDubMod, the fault must be somewhere in the video.
I could change the decoding to DivX and re-encode the video, but I'd rather find the reason this happened. Any insight would be helpful.
Screenies:
Frame 1 (http://arden.netfirms.com/frame1.gif)
Frame 2 (http://arden.netfirms.com/frame2.gif)
Just a random frame further into the video (http://arden.netfirms.com/randomframe.gif)
GSpot capture (http://arden.netfirms.com/gspot.gif)
Random frame during playback with DivX decoding instead of Xvid (http://arden.netfirms.com/divxdecode.gif)
Thanks
Arden
I have a video which was encoded with DirectX 5.0, which Xvid is doing some weird artifacting/blocking during playback.
Attached are three sections which show the problem, it's got me baffled, and it's not the first time it has happened.
1) Changing ffdshow to have DivX decode the video instead of Xvid and playback is fine (screen attached).
2) Gspot confirms the codec, and rendering is successful (screenie also attached)
3) De/Re-muxing does not solve the problem. I tried Avidemux and VirtualDubMod, the fault must be somewhere in the video.
I could change the decoding to DivX and re-encode the video, but I'd rather find the reason this happened. Any insight would be helpful.
Screenies:
Frame 1 (http://arden.netfirms.com/frame1.gif)
Frame 2 (http://arden.netfirms.com/frame2.gif)
Just a random frame further into the video (http://arden.netfirms.com/randomframe.gif)
GSpot capture (http://arden.netfirms.com/gspot.gif)
Random frame during playback with DivX decoding instead of Xvid (http://arden.netfirms.com/divxdecode.gif)
Thanks
Arden