donovani
21st March 2004, 05:22
Apologies if this is in a FAQ/search but I didn't see anything obvious when I looked.
I'm encoding some TV captures using the XviD-1.0-RC3-29022004 binaries and I'm seeing blocks when I playback (WMP or ZoomPlayer). I look in the registry and see that XVID is linked to xvidvfw.dll and I don't see the blocks when I load the file into VDub and scan through it. I'm guessing this means a DShow problem but that's just a WAG.
The blocks are not the small macroblocks but rather each one measures up to about 10% of the vertical size of the frame. Sometimes they look like they're part of the frame but sometimes I've seen colors I don't expect (though maybe left over from a previous frame).
Any ideas? Anyone else see this?
Thanks all.
In case it matters, I'm doing a 2-pass encode with the following: AS@L5, 5kbps, MPEG-Custom (6of9HVS), no Adapt Quant, no QPel, GMC, MSP6, VHQ4, Chroma Motion, no Turbo and everything else basically left as default.
I'm encoding some TV captures using the XviD-1.0-RC3-29022004 binaries and I'm seeing blocks when I playback (WMP or ZoomPlayer). I look in the registry and see that XVID is linked to xvidvfw.dll and I don't see the blocks when I load the file into VDub and scan through it. I'm guessing this means a DShow problem but that's just a WAG.
The blocks are not the small macroblocks but rather each one measures up to about 10% of the vertical size of the frame. Sometimes they look like they're part of the frame but sometimes I've seen colors I don't expect (though maybe left over from a previous frame).
Any ideas? Anyone else see this?
Thanks all.
In case it matters, I'm doing a 2-pass encode with the following: AS@L5, 5kbps, MPEG-Custom (6of9HVS), no Adapt Quant, no QPel, GMC, MSP6, VHQ4, Chroma Motion, no Turbo and everything else basically left as default.