Scout
30th December 2001, 00:41
I use DVD2AVI YUV, DKnot(avisynth), DivX4
The 1st problem:
After I encode and i playback the movie , i need to increase the brightness of the divX filter (to 56) in order to get the same image quality as the original picture.
This happens with all the players that directly use the filter.(Dont get confused... i mean ALL of them: Mediaplayer, microDVD , powerDIVX... etc)
What the ... is going on? Can't the codec keep the original brightness? (i compare the original colors using DVD2AVI(i check the RGB option because the YUV one is darker BUT for the d2v project i use the YUV option) and PowerDVD where i load the vobs)
The 2nd problem:
When i encode anime(at least till now!) the colors get screwed up. I try to improve the quality using brightness(yes i have problem again) and saturation but i can't reproduce the original quality. The colors seem pale... . BUT when i load the avi with VirtualDub everything looks great. Colors and brightness are all perfect!!
Why??? Am i doing something wrong? Is there a bug with the codec?
The question:
If i use VirtualDub, load the DivX4 filter and change the min,max quantizers (or something...), then close vdub so as the settings are saved, will Gknot use these settings instead of the default 2,12?
Does Gknot always "reset" to the default 2,12? Is there a way into forcing it to use others?
Ooof.... thats about, it thanks!
The 1st problem:
After I encode and i playback the movie , i need to increase the brightness of the divX filter (to 56) in order to get the same image quality as the original picture.
This happens with all the players that directly use the filter.(Dont get confused... i mean ALL of them: Mediaplayer, microDVD , powerDIVX... etc)
What the ... is going on? Can't the codec keep the original brightness? (i compare the original colors using DVD2AVI(i check the RGB option because the YUV one is darker BUT for the d2v project i use the YUV option) and PowerDVD where i load the vobs)
The 2nd problem:
When i encode anime(at least till now!) the colors get screwed up. I try to improve the quality using brightness(yes i have problem again) and saturation but i can't reproduce the original quality. The colors seem pale... . BUT when i load the avi with VirtualDub everything looks great. Colors and brightness are all perfect!!
Why??? Am i doing something wrong? Is there a bug with the codec?
The question:
If i use VirtualDub, load the DivX4 filter and change the min,max quantizers (or something...), then close vdub so as the settings are saved, will Gknot use these settings instead of the default 2,12?
Does Gknot always "reset" to the default 2,12? Is there a way into forcing it to use others?
Ooof.... thats about, it thanks!