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OvejaNegra · 12th April 2010, 18:17

Output color depth:
"Selects the default color precision for video display -- 24-bit looks better, but 16-bit is generally faster. This does not affect file output"
Enable 16-bit dithering:
"If enabled, 24-bit images are dithered when displaying in 16-bit to reduce banding, at the cost of a little speed. This does not affect file output"

If you set that to "Fastest 16 bit" the videos looks like if your display to 16 bits color. They band a lot. If you enable dithering, well you'll see grain/noise/dither that is not part of the original source.

I always use "Match display depth"

you could install xvid and disable raw video support from the VFW and the DSHOW filter, so xvid will handle YV12 content, to see if that helps. (The divx pack also have a YV12 decoder).

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OvejaNegra ekTOMBE STUDIOS Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Cuba Posts: 254	Output color depth: "Selects the default color precision for video display -- 24-bit looks better, but 16-bit is generally faster. This does not affect file output" Enable 16-bit dithering: "If enabled, 24-bit images are dithered when displaying in 16-bit to reduce banding, at the cost of a little speed. This does not affect file output" If you set that to "Fastest 16 bit" the videos looks like if your display to 16 bits color. They band a lot. If you enable dithering, well you'll see grain/noise/dither that is not part of the original source. I always use "Match display depth" you could install xvid and disable raw video support from the VFW and the DSHOW filter, so xvid will handle YV12 content, to see if that helps. (The divx pack also have a YV12 decoder). __________________ So, it works or not???