Divx 5's IVTC filter

Dali Lama · 5th March 2002, 03:34

What do you guys think of Divx 5's IVTC feature built in. I did some quick tests and the movie I gave it (Fist of Legend) did not come out very nice. Just preliminary, but I think its not as good as Decomb or IVTC 4.

Dali

Doom9 · 5th March 2002, 13:32

no reason to dump decomb or other avisynth ivtc filters. the code is pretty much identical to the never released DrDivX and that didn't do a very good job, too.

Blight · 5th March 2002, 19:32

Not to mention that to preview if it works, you have to actually encode the video, where as in AVISynth, you can preview it in advance... Not to mention, decomb is match more adaptable.

Wyldchyld · 5th March 2002, 22:17

I've tried it myself (DivX 5.0 Pro, purchased), and i agree that both Decomb or a manual IVTC in TMPEG give much better results.

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Dali Lama Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 331	Divx 5's IVTC filter What do you guys think of Divx 5's IVTC feature built in. I did some quick tests and the movie I gave it (Fist of Legend) did not come out very nice. Just preliminary, but I think its not as good as Decomb or IVTC 4. Dali

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Doom9 clueless n00b Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: somewhere over the rainbow Posts: 10,579	no reason to dump decomb or other avisynth ivtc filters. the code is pretty much identical to the never released DrDivX and that didn't do a very good job, too. __________________ For the web's most comprehensive collection of DVD backup guides go to www.doom9.org

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Blight Software Developer Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Israel Posts: 1,005	Not to mention that to preview if it works, you have to actually encode the video, where as in AVISynth, you can preview it in advance... Not to mention, decomb is match more adaptable. __________________ Yaron Gur Zoom Player . Lead Developer

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Wyldchyld Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Posts: 11	I've tried it myself (DivX 5.0 Pro, purchased), and i agree that both Decomb or a manual IVTC in TMPEG give much better results. __________________ - DVD-Ripping Focus: Anime, DVDivX. - PC: Asus A7V266, AMD T-Bird 1.33Ghz@1.50Ghz (150x10), 768MB Crucial CAS2 DDR.