Video Stabilizing Effect on Encoding

[Gargalash]

Hello,
I have been wondering a lot on the effect of video stabilizing on the quality of an encoding. I pretty sure I'm right when I think that a scene with a still background and some action will look better when encoded then the same scene with a moving background.

In my case, the backgrounds are never still and constantly slightly shacking. I was thinking about stabilizing the videos I need to provide over the web to improve quality with the same bitrate or maybe get the same quality with lower bitrate (thus saving bandwidth and uploading time).

Technical info: I start with VOBs and end with 480x360 .FLV at 800k/s.

I'm sure it changes a lot from one video to another, but I wanted to have your thoughts on this and on what AVISynth video stabilizer you would recommend.

Thanks!

[g-force]

Stab()

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[Guest]

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[Didée]

E.g. http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1252068#post1252068 ?

(random result of a quicksearch)

[thetoof]

http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Stab

[ronnylov]

http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/External_filters#Stabilization

Depan is quite good at stabilize video, but I do not know how much it may increase compressibility.
It made some old hendheld camcorder videos much nicer to watch.

[Gargalash]

Hello all,
Thanks for your replies, and sorry for my late one!

I had forgotten about the thread after getting other answers in a nother forum.

But the ideas here are very welcomed, I will be testing out things with these.

Thanks!