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This did not happen the last time I ran this first pass. I'll see if I can reproduce this later today, but I really hope I can't. Otherwise there's new debug material for XviD devs :devil:.
sysKin
28th April 2004, 09:49
Every third frame (on average)is an I-frame. What have you done?
"What have you done?" Shouldn't that be "What have I done?" I believe you're the person responsible for frametype decision :devil:. Nah, just kidding. This was on a remote PC, so I couldn't investigate immediately. Until I do I wouldn't know what happened.
gotaserena
28th April 2004, 12:56
1.5MB for the average P-Frame! :eek:
Sirber
28th April 2004, 13:13
What source and rez?
:script: :logfile:
RadicalEd
28th April 2004, 21:09
What winamp skin is that >_>?
Originally posted by Sirber
What source and rez?
:script: :logfile:
DVD, 1024x576. Script: none (I did filter it with AVS beforehand, but that's irrelevant). Logfile: Since when does XviD generate logfiles? Video is served from a segmented AVI file of 27GB in total.
Originally posted by RadicalEd
What winamp skin is that >_>?
Affinitydark.
Selur
29th April 2004, 07:35
Did you use a custom matrix ?
kilg0r3
29th April 2004, 07:42
Originally posted by Selur
Did you use a custom matrix ? Probabely the one with all values set to -255 :D. No really, what's going on here?
No matrix at all (H.263). And I'm sorry but I still haven't been able to check for more details.
Audionut
1st May 2004, 17:29
I had the same problem with one of gamr's builds.;)
Soulhunter
1st May 2004, 19:20
Originally posted by mf
170mbit/sHehe, hope the quality of thus encode was good... :D
Bye
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