BluDChyLD
4th September 2003, 14:35
Just ran a few compression tests to see how 5.1 competes against the old 5.05. Tests use neutral bicubic resize and a res of 608x336.
5% comp.test with 5.05 = 66.9%
5% comp.test with 5.1 + psy.visuals off = 57%
5% comp.test with 5.1 + fast psy.visuals = 48.1%
5% comp.test with 5.1 + slow psy.visuals = 41.2%
All tests made using bframes, gmc and standard performance settings. I must admit, I am really disappointed by this :( These tests also confirm the larger quality based files using psy. visuals here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=60718) .
I think i'll be sticking to 5.05 for now: Even if 5.1 does warrant better quality, overall lower compression will mean encoding at lower resolutions. Plus with my system specs slow and slowest performance settings are out of the question running at 2-5 FPS!
I'm not knocking 5.1, but it seems like they're squeezing more detail and quality out of the codec at the expense of speed and filesize. Im into making 1 cd rips, so this ain't good for me :( Feel free to most your own results...
Hope this helps
5% comp.test with 5.05 = 66.9%
5% comp.test with 5.1 + psy.visuals off = 57%
5% comp.test with 5.1 + fast psy.visuals = 48.1%
5% comp.test with 5.1 + slow psy.visuals = 41.2%
All tests made using bframes, gmc and standard performance settings. I must admit, I am really disappointed by this :( These tests also confirm the larger quality based files using psy. visuals here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=60718) .
I think i'll be sticking to 5.05 for now: Even if 5.1 does warrant better quality, overall lower compression will mean encoding at lower resolutions. Plus with my system specs slow and slowest performance settings are out of the question running at 2-5 FPS!
I'm not knocking 5.1, but it seems like they're squeezing more detail and quality out of the codec at the expense of speed and filesize. Im into making 1 cd rips, so this ain't good for me :( Feel free to most your own results...
Hope this helps