[smoke coming out of my head]
Thanks very much for clarification, sysKin.
I would lie if I'd say I understand it now completely
However, this was a pretty good example what silly assumptions sometimes may grow!
I took all the little hints that were dropped here, there and elsewhere by people with insight into XviD's technology, and tried to puzzle them together in a logical manner.
The result was crap.
But, sorry for being penetrant:
> If qpel is active, encoder just chooses a bigger range [of motion vectors]
>Qpel generally decreases compressability. Although it can find a
>better match, it usually doesn't 'correct' this match anyway,
>because the errors are too small. If there is no good match, qpel
>doesn't help much either - the amound of texture data is still similar
Reading that, I start even more wondering:
- Range is
increased by qpel ???
- What IS the benefit of qpel? From your explanation, I understood that it OTOH decreases compressability, and OTOH doesn't help much ???
I thought it has to do with sub-pixel accuracy?
Pretty
now
Didée