flickering playback

[Wolferous]

Hello, often times when I encode an XviD, the playback gets all flickery when I play the final encode, and I have no idea why.

B-VOPS are set to 3 max

here is a sample:
http://wolferous.rj.nu/sample.avi

any ideas, anyone?

[Koepi]

Make sure your xvid files get decoded with xvid. Often some other dshow filters take over all mpeg4 playback without supporting the necessary features.

Cheers
Koepi

[Wolferous]

I'm using FFD-Show, could that be why?
by the way, I just read the topic "XviD-1.0.1-05062004 Bugfix Release", and I dont know but it seems maybe it could also be because I'm using AQ?

[unskinnyboy]

@Wolferous, I downloaded and checked your sample. I decoded it via ffdshow and there was definitely no 'flicker' for me. So I suggest an uninstall of your current ffdshow build and an install of the latest build (http://cutka.szm.sk/files/ffdshow-20050303-sse.exe).

P.S: AQ has nothing to do with any 'flickering effect'. So having that on/off is a not cause. Infact, no option in XviD will cause any 'flickering'.

[Soulhunter]

Blind guess...

If you use VMR9 as renderer, disable ya GFX's antialiasing options !!!


Bye

[Shinigami-Sama]

Originally posted by Soulhunter
Blind guess...

If you use VMR9 as renderer, disable ya GFX's antialiasing options !!!


Bye
ahh well that makes sense
I used to use that and it flicked a bit

[Soulhunter]

Originally posted by Shinigami-Sama

ahh well that makes sense
I used to use that and it flicked a bit

Actually I think its a bug in the GeForce drivers...

Never noticed something like this with Radeon cards !!!


Bye

[Shinigami-Sama]

Originally posted by Soulhunter
Actually I think its a bug in the GeForce drivers...

Never noticed something like this with Radeon cards !!!


Bye
that would also make sense
thouhg hte last time I used an ati-based card was in a PII 400 in school <.<

[Wolferous]

damnit, yeah, I have a Geforce 5200, is there any way around that problem? grrr

:-/ I just bought that card recently too..

[Soulhunter]

@ Wolferous

If its really the VMR9 antialiasing bug, there are two solutions !!!

- Use MPC and try a different render mode... (http://img98.echo.cx/img98/9894/mpc0sv.png)

- Or disable ya GFX's antialiasing... (http://img99.echo.cx/img99/5624/unbenannt1et.png)


Bye

[Wolferous]

what are those options describing????
fddshow or what???

[Koepi]

Originally posted by Wolferous
what are those options describing????
fddshow or what???

Could you PLEASE click and watch the images BEFORE asking again?

This makes you look like you don't want to do anything yourself :rolleyes:

[Wolferous]

haha sorry, I see it now, thank you