angelyote
8th February 2003, 21:47
Before I bore you with my rambling let me first say that XviD is great. It has replaced DivX for me completely. (Really, I don't even use it to decode DivX, I'd rather use ffdshow). You guys have real drive. I'm glad to be doing this as a hobby during a time when so much effort is put into making it fun.
In this thread, (drink me) (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42660) Koepi mentions setting the maximum b-frames to 0 for dynamic i/p/b-frame selection. So I tried this and statreader tells me that I have 0 b-frames.
So my question is, Is this right? I'm using build 02022003-1. I'd prefer to let the codec decide where and how many b-frames it should place without my intervention. However I have no problem putting a 3 in there, I'm just testing out the options.
I realize it's an unstable build and that Koepi also mentions that putting a 0 there is really a debug option. I bring it up for 2 reasons. 1) Perhaps it's a bug and 2) if putting a 0 there is intended to generate 0 b-frames (makes sense to me) perhaps -1 isn't needed anymore to tell the codec to disable b-frames.
Dave
In this thread, (drink me) (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42660) Koepi mentions setting the maximum b-frames to 0 for dynamic i/p/b-frame selection. So I tried this and statreader tells me that I have 0 b-frames.
So my question is, Is this right? I'm using build 02022003-1. I'd prefer to let the codec decide where and how many b-frames it should place without my intervention. However I have no problem putting a 3 in there, I'm just testing out the options.
I realize it's an unstable build and that Koepi also mentions that putting a 0 there is really a debug option. I bring it up for 2 reasons. 1) Perhaps it's a bug and 2) if putting a 0 there is intended to generate 0 b-frames (makes sense to me) perhaps -1 isn't needed anymore to tell the codec to disable b-frames.
Dave