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Audionut
9th May 2005, 03:43
http://earth.prohosting.com/audionut/matrix.png
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http://earth.prohosting.com/audionut/matrix.zip
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I like it and thought I would share it.
*.mp4 guy
9th May 2005, 05:20
That looks like its going to be a high bitrate matrix. Ill give it a try and see how it is compared to the other HVS variants.
Sharktooth
9th May 2005, 13:13
Maybe you should specify that matrix wont work with some standalone players.
unskinnyboy
9th May 2005, 16:02
@Audionut, Any comparisons/benchmarks you might have done with this compared to other CQMs, which you would like to share?

Also maybe a short note on the aims/expectations of this matrix and the kind of bitrate and material this is best suited for?

Not everyone might be able to classify a matrix as LBR, HBR etc just by seeing the numbers.;)
Audionut
11th May 2005, 12:56
http://earth.prohosting.com/audionut/HVSV2.zip

Uploaded new matrix.
This one compresses better than the above matrix.



edit: oops, uploaded wrong matrix.
iNFO-DVD
11th May 2005, 14:01
Is there any sets of matrices that work across the board and ARE standalone friendly... ???
Didée
11th May 2005, 14:19
Do I suffer from déja vu?

No, it is real (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=82404).

Phew! ;)


(This should clarify about characteristics and performance of the matrices.)
iNFO-DVD
11th May 2005, 14:23
is that in reply to me?
Didée
11th May 2005, 14:37
No, that was a general comment.

Regarding *your* question, I'd suggest to use either the 1st or the 2nd item from XviD's "Quantization type" drop-down box. Especially the 1st is the most SA-friendly one you'll ever see ... and it's quite versatile as well. :)
Sharktooth
11th May 2005, 20:41
Originally posted by Audionut
http://earth.prohosting.com/audionut/HVSV2.zip

Uploaded new matrix.
This one compresses better than the above matrix.



edit: oops, uploaded wrong matrix.
...it doesnt work on standalones...
Audionut
12th May 2005, 04:47
Originally posted by Sharktooth
...it doesnt work on standalones...

Well, there you go!

As I don't have a standalone, I can not test if these matrices work on standalones.

Quite frankly, I don't really give a shite.

You seem quite capable of pointing out the fact that these matrices don't work on standalones.

So, I will leave it up to you to inform other members of this forum, if my matrices are incompatable with SOME standalones.

Thankyou.
Sharktooth
12th May 2005, 14:13
Well, YOU dont give a "shite" but users do!
FYI matrices with inter-matrix coefficients below 16 are not guaranteed to work with standalones.
So, now you know how to determine if a matrix is not standalone compatible.
However you may want to have a look at this thread too: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=94344
feedback
30th May 2005, 02:20
Well, YOU dont give a "shite" but users do!

You are sooooo correct. We do give a sh..

Regards,:)
feedback
31st May 2005, 07:35
I have used the BDVD Matrix with DVD-RB Pro v.93.2. The matrix works on two of my standalne players but not another. I really like the matrix.

My question to you guys is there a list of Matrices that are 1. completely compatible 2. mostly compatible, with standalone DVD players?

I would really like to try different Matrices, but only if they have a chance at all of playing in a standalone. Do any of you have a Custom Matrix that works and gives good results?

Regards,:)