Cyberman
11th May 2013, 20:11
Not sure how to explain it - happens with any MPCs EVR, as far as I can tell.
The original video already has very low quality, but when played back with MPC EVR, it looks worse - somehow as if parts of the image moved on their own, in a watery way.
Here's a test clip, to see the effect best you need to view it in full screen:
Test video, Divx (http://fredlarts.at/~cyberman/MPC_Video_Test/mpc_evr_test_divx.avi)
The original source has bad quality, pixels "lighting" up every other frame and such.
Anyone have an idea why EVR does this and/or how I can prevent it - i.e. anything I could do to the video to make it more acceptible to EVR?
The original video already has very low quality, but when played back with MPC EVR, it looks worse - somehow as if parts of the image moved on their own, in a watery way.
Here's a test clip, to see the effect best you need to view it in full screen:
Test video, Divx (http://fredlarts.at/~cyberman/MPC_Video_Test/mpc_evr_test_divx.avi)
The original source has bad quality, pixels "lighting" up every other frame and such.
Anyone have an idea why EVR does this and/or how I can prevent it - i.e. anything I could do to the video to make it more acceptible to EVR?