CarlEdman
23rd September 2014, 00:44
On one Blu-Ray I recently purchased and tried to transcode and transfer to my video server, I noticed the following problem with some of the extra features (but not the main movie):
The extra features are coded as progressive 24 fps and play back relatively fine that way, both in the original MKVs and after trans-coding with x264 and remuxing to MP4.
However, these features also clearly exhibit interlacing artifacts (i.e., in scenes with relatively high movement there is the classic interlacing horizontal jig-saw pattern). They also seem to consume a higher bit-rate than they ought to at the given crf, probably for that reason.
Is that a mastering error or am I doing something wrong? In either case, what are the recommendations?
The extra features are coded as progressive 24 fps and play back relatively fine that way, both in the original MKVs and after trans-coding with x264 and remuxing to MP4.
However, these features also clearly exhibit interlacing artifacts (i.e., in scenes with relatively high movement there is the classic interlacing horizontal jig-saw pattern). They also seem to consume a higher bit-rate than they ought to at the given crf, probably for that reason.
Is that a mastering error or am I doing something wrong? In either case, what are the recommendations?