Jitter Check - I Need Your Eyes

[kilg0r3]

Hi ppl,

please, if you have the time, check out the clip (http://www.netcologne.de/~nc-allgeife8/) and tell me if you see any jitter. Thanks.

Sorry, But I had to split the files. There is a size limit of my ISP :(

[Selur]

link doesn't work :(

[kilg0r3]

Now it should work.

[kilg0r3]

Ah and just a litle tip, which has nothing to do with testing. After you have started the clip let your mouse hover above the left-most point of the seekin bar, and, when the car has reached about the end of the road, click on the seek bar. so that the clip starts anew. :)

[Blue_MiSfit]

looks okay to me - I could imagine a jerk being there if I was looking for it, but when I just sit back and watch it looks incredible. That's one really nice looking encode - what is it?

[Selur]

I would say there's a littel jitter in the grass moving (in the scene which starts after the 9th second) right before the bus passes through the screen, but this could also be in the source and as far as I can say it's not visible if one doesn't watch closely.

Cu Selur

[kilg0r3]

O.k. thank you very much. The Film is 'About Schmidt' with Jack Nicholson. The Film is about 120min; the file is 1830MB including one 480MB Ac3 Soundtrack and another in Vorbis. It was with Didee's 6of9, denoised gently with Fluxsmooth( 2,1) before the vertical resize. The film is a rather low motion one. So it does not take wonder that it fits to this relatively small filesize with at this res and with this quasi insane matrix.

Cheers.

BTW I found out that the jerkyness I experienced was due to my screen refreshrate being 85hz which is not divisible by 25. Never recognized it before though. I guess you just get overly sensitive eyes.