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sadie · 15th February 2011, 19:04

I've uploaded that miserable little 3 second clip.
http://rapidshare.com/files/448099289/Arg.avi

Yesterday I got the error with a sourcematch 25p test, so there goes that theory down the drain. I will try your new update tonight along with newly installed setMT. SetMTmode (5,4)>DirectShowSource>SetMtmode (2,4) sound OK for my core duo? Or perhaps down a notch. Since x264 has its own multi-thread settings I've wondered if there might be some interference going on there? Or should I even just go back to standard two-pass mode and forget about CRF. Lossless will have to wait for the next project and new hard disk.

I also want to reiterate that when my bug rears its head, it can just as easily disappear in the next sequence if there's adequate movement going on. I believe that Didee even mentioned straight out somewhere on this thread that TGMC wasn't ever made for static scenes? Or is that to be nuanced?

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sadie Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 55	I've uploaded that miserable little 3 second clip. http://rapidshare.com/files/448099289/Arg.avi Yesterday I got the error with a sourcematch 25p test, so there goes that theory down the drain. I will try your new update tonight along with newly installed setMT. SetMTmode (5,4)>DirectShowSource>SetMtmode (2,4) sound OK for my core duo? Or perhaps down a notch. Since x264 has its own multi-thread settings I've wondered if there might be some interference going on there? Or should I even just go back to standard two-pass mode and forget about CRF. Lossless will have to wait for the next project and new hard disk. I also want to reiterate that when my bug rears its head, it can just as easily disappear in the next sequence if there's adequate movement going on. I believe that Didee even mentioned straight out somewhere on this thread that TGMC wasn't ever made for static scenes? Or is that to be nuanced?