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ronnylov · 9th October 2002, 10:14

Hi Kurosu!

I would love to send you a short clip of the TV-captured movie but unfortunately I have already deleted my original capture because I needed the disc space for other capture. However I found that the final result after compression (MPEG2 on DVD-R) was very clean from the rainbows! And the scene change artifacts was hardly noticable in full speed playback. It compressed very well also.

I have a channel that produces rainbows at capture so I can try to capture something representative. How (where) should I upload the sample clips?

I capture with AIW Radeon and AVI_IO. In AVI_IO I can only tune the channels to fixed channel numbers but in ATI MMC capture software I can set the TV channel frequency more exact and thus get ride of some of the rainbow artifacts. I can try I short capture with both softwares on the same channel as a comparison. I don't capture longer clips with ATI MMC because of the file size limitation on FAT32.

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ronnylov Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Borås, Sweden Posts: 492	Hi Kurosu! I would love to send you a short clip of the TV-captured movie but unfortunately I have already deleted my original capture because I needed the disc space for other capture. However I found that the final result after compression (MPEG2 on DVD-R) was very clean from the rainbows! And the scene change artifacts was hardly noticable in full speed playback. It compressed very well also. I have a channel that produces rainbows at capture so I can try to capture something representative. How (where) should I upload the sample clips? I capture with AIW Radeon and AVI_IO. In AVI_IO I can only tune the channels to fixed channel numbers but in ATI MMC capture software I can set the TV channel frequency more exact and thus get ride of some of the rainbow artifacts. I can try I short capture with both softwares on the same channel as a comparison. I don't capture longer clips with ATI MMC because of the file size limitation on FAT32. __________________ Ronny