Doom9's Forum - View Single Post - x264 and BD (part 2)

mp3dom · 7th May 2011, 23:39

The 4th screenshot can be visible during playback and, to some extent, even the 3rd because you can see like a 'strange noise' (there's motion as the closeup are a character's hairs that's moving). First two are not visible during playback. I don't expect to have the compressed frame exactly as the original (I'm not that insane) but considering the high bitrate (and the output media - blu-ray) I would thought to have more real "similarity" to the source. Would be disabling psy optimizations a best choice for my case?

Considering only the playback, at that bitrate, probably even the Apple H.264 encoder would be enough.

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mp3dom Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Italy Posts: 1,135	The 4th screenshot can be visible during playback and, to some extent, even the 3rd because you can see like a 'strange noise' (there's motion as the closeup are a character's hairs that's moving). First two are not visible during playback. I don't expect to have the compressed frame exactly as the original (I'm not that insane) but considering the high bitrate (and the output media - blu-ray) I would thought to have more real "similarity" to the source. Would be disabling psy optimizations a best choice for my case? Considering only the playback, at that bitrate, probably even the Apple H.264 encoder would be enough.