shinakuma8
19th October 2002, 03:29
OK, I've ran into another major problem, so it seems.
if you have seen my first post a while back, I'm still doing the same thing. basically, I'm re-encoding my second set of foreign vcd episodes into svcd.
bacause the original source was very noisy. encoding with TMPG give me terrible results, so I decided to use CCE with avisynth as the frameserver. that way, I can use convolution3d to do temporal and spatial blurring to remove some of the noise, and then use the sharpen filter to gain back some of the details lost during the bluring process.
the result was actually great. my new svcd is a lot better than even the original vcd because it's less noisy. I did lose some of the details, it's not that terrible. and CCE preserves the color much better than TMPG too.
but my problem is, my new svcd is very choppy during the playback. there are noticible pauses once in a while which is very annoy. I've searched through the forum and the only thing I can find is that if you go above the max bitrate allowed for svcd, it will be choppy on some players. however, my max bitrate is only 1500, and with 192 sound, it's way below the max allowable bitrate. what do you guys think could be the problem? the original source is not choppy at all. how can I eliminate the pauses?
if you have seen my first post a while back, I'm still doing the same thing. basically, I'm re-encoding my second set of foreign vcd episodes into svcd.
bacause the original source was very noisy. encoding with TMPG give me terrible results, so I decided to use CCE with avisynth as the frameserver. that way, I can use convolution3d to do temporal and spatial blurring to remove some of the noise, and then use the sharpen filter to gain back some of the details lost during the bluring process.
the result was actually great. my new svcd is a lot better than even the original vcd because it's less noisy. I did lose some of the details, it's not that terrible. and CCE preserves the color much better than TMPG too.
but my problem is, my new svcd is very choppy during the playback. there are noticible pauses once in a while which is very annoy. I've searched through the forum and the only thing I can find is that if you go above the max bitrate allowed for svcd, it will be choppy on some players. however, my max bitrate is only 1500, and with 192 sound, it's way below the max allowable bitrate. what do you guys think could be the problem? the original source is not choppy at all. how can I eliminate the pauses?