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onesoul
15th April 2004, 15:11
New cce sp 2.67.00.27 at http://www.cinemacraft.com/jpn/download.html . Along bug fixes, includes an enhancement "- Added blanking function. (standalone version)"
FilipeAmadeuO
16th April 2004, 00:25
Does anyone know what means Blanking Function ??
The greatest limitation that CCE has is encoding fading videos.
New EclCCE is in the works.
"Blanking function" is the ability to "Letterbox" (left, top, right, bottom) in CCE. There's a new "Blanking..." button in Video settings. Pretty simple, still better done in AVISynth.
And what limitation with fading videos are you talking about?
FilipeAmadeuO
16th April 2004, 11:11
In some videos , when the image is fading you can see some blocks!!
But i read the CCE 2.67 guide (released now) and they use a Quantizer characteristics diferent !! It could be it !! I normaly use 16 !! And they say to use 27-30 !!
I released EclCCE v1.81 with support for CCE-SP 2.67.00.27.
Good news: CCE-SP 2.67.00.27 finally fixes the infamous memory leaks with AVISynth scripts. No more memory leaks when repeatedly opening file settings dialog (chapter setting), no more memory leaks during multipass encoding. No AddAudio() tricks necessary anymore
@FilipeAmadeuO:
Yes, a too low setting for quantizer characteristics (Flat Part Priority in CCE 2.50) definitely causes problems with fade effects and can also cause color banding. About 40-50% of the available range for this setting (0-100 for CCE 2.50, 0-64 for CCE 2.66/2.67) is what I recommend.
FilipeAmadeuO
16th April 2004, 13:56
Do you Know why the best settings are between 27-30 ? Did they made some tests about it ??
It's from experience. At bitrates above 3000 kbps, this range is optimal IMHO. Of course, try for yourself.
FilipeAmadeuO
16th April 2004, 14:33
With a value of 16 sometimes i see some mosquito noise. I´m gonna try the optimal values
FilipeAmadeuO
19th April 2004, 23:32
I´ve tried the Doom9´s settings of CCE 2.67 in Matrix Revolutions and it was awesome. Fantastic Image at a Q=25.
I´ve tried to spot some changes comparing with the original, mas its exactly the same. Fantastic.
From now on i´me gonna use Quantizer characteristics =27
FilipeAmadeuO
20th April 2004, 23:55
CCE 2.67.00.23
The diference is in the fading and fog scenes. With 16 sometimes i notice some blocking
The average bitrate in this case was 3100 Kbit/s
onesoul
21st April 2004, 15:04
Originally posted by FilipeAmadeuO
CCE 2.67.00.23
The diference is in the fading and fog scenes. With 16 sometimes i notice some blocking
The average bitrate in this case was 3100 Kbit/s What Bias setting did you use? Remember cce defaults settings are Quantizer charateristics:16-40 (it is said in the manual if you use high bitrate, increasing Quantizer may improve quality) and Bias:30. I did one encode with dvd-rb now default settings (16, 25) at average 2500kb/s (animatrix) and it looked great, obviously it was progressive...
FilipeAmadeuO
21st April 2004, 22:05
I don´t use DVD-Rebuilder. I only use one pass.
onesoul
22nd April 2004, 12:13
@FilipeAmadeuO
I didn't ask if you use dvd-rb :p . I suggested you check bias setting...
FilipeAmadeuO
22nd April 2004, 14:05
Bias is only in Multipass !! Or i´m I wrong ??
I only use one pass CCE
Boulder
22nd April 2004, 15:19
You can alter the bias in OPV by saving the ecl file, then editing it with Notepad (for example). There should be a line with the vbr_bias value on it. Change that to your liking, save the ecl file and open it in CCE.
VBR Bias only applies to multipass VBR, no influence on OPV. This is also in the manual.
onesoul
23rd April 2004, 02:26
Originally posted by RB
VBR Bias only applies to multipass VBR, no influence on OPV. This is also in the manual. Oops, nevermind this noob (me)!
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