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SirTomahawk
12th March 2002, 12:31
Hi guys,
just installed DivX5Pro and rebuild some projects with this codec.
But what the hell ist this? :scared:

http://www.apollo1st.miesto.sk/1.jpg

I just recompress some renderings from me with DivX5 Pro..., that's the result!

No player can play it really. I tuned arround the DivX5 configuration, but every times shit.

T.

Please help...
Duncan_07
12th March 2002, 12:40
it's because you are using a cracked version of Divx5pro.
Use the Gain version and all will work properly.
SirTomahawk
12th March 2002, 12:49
What`s that? A shit crack I think... :D

What is the gain-version? Sorry, my english sucks.
Any limitations to it...?
T.
athos
12th March 2002, 13:56
The Gain version is the ad supported version. it should be the same as the $30 pro version, but installs a program that displays ads. These are easily removed, however, check the sticky.
domingol
12th March 2002, 15:46
i had the same results (ad version), when encoding 1st pass with all the mpeg4 "extras" but 2nd pass without GMC ;)
SirTomahawk
12th March 2002, 18:50
GMC?
herbapou
12th March 2002, 19:07
Looks like Psychovisual modeling option effect. I had the same effect with that option on. But it could also be the version your using like stated in above posts

I use those options and it works fine:

GMC, Bidirectinal encoding and Pre processing source (light)
domingol
12th March 2002, 19:38
@SirTomahawk

GMC = Global Motion Compensation

The 2nd mpeg4 tool as you can see it at the codec configuration panel. I mean, if i do de 1st pass with 3 mpeg4 tools enabled (QP, GMC and B-frames) and then, for the 2nd pass, i disable GMC, i get the same results as you.
SirTomahawk
13th March 2002, 00:48
Somebody finds a way to kick this ad in divx5pro free?
chris25fr
13th March 2002, 00:53
doom explain the technic.
theReal
13th March 2002, 23:32
it's because you are using a cracked version of Divx5pro.No, the errors are different then, looks more like a "solarizing" filter had been applied.



Looks like Psychovisual modeling option effect. I had the same effect with that option on.Yes, me too!
SirTomahawk
14th March 2002, 00:19
@the Real
Solarisation? And how it comes in a single compress job? :)
Believe me..., it test the gain version and it was away.

Thank you guys, T.
theReal
14th March 2002, 02:47
SirTomahawk,
it's just that I experienced errors that were almost the same as in your picture (the weird blocks) and it was most probably the fault of the psychovisual settings because I used the original adware version from divx.com
(I posted it here with example-jpegs: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=19151&highlight=shitframes )

Then, other people had errors with the hacked version that reminded me of a solarisation effect, namely the one in Microsoft Photo Editor. This effect outlines objects and totally changes the colors of the whole picture, but there appear no blocks.