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HymnToLife · 9th December 2008, 22:58

Reporting since I don't think it's normal: if I have this:

Code:

AVCSource("tokikake.dga")
Trim(42972, 43000)

and open it in VDub or feed it to x264, I have blocking, but not if I remove the Trim() and just seek to the frame. Blocking also does not happen if I use DGAVCDec (non-NV) and, even more funny, adding an FFT3DGPU() to my script gets rid of the blocking as well but only if it is placed before Trim().

Source sample needed?

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HymnToLife Ubuntu French Roast Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bordeaux, France Posts: 191	Reporting since I don't think it's normal: if I have this: Code: AVCSource("tokikake.dga") Trim(42972, 43000) and open it in VDub or feed it to x264, I have blocking, but not if I remove the Trim() and just seek to the frame. Blocking also does not happen if I use DGAVCDec (non-NV) and, even more funny, adding an FFT3DGPU() to my script gets rid of the blocking as well but only if it is placed before Trim(). Source sample needed? __________________ Code: Copy Protection: A clever method of preventing incompetent pirates from stealing software and legitimate customers from using it. From http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/software.terms.html Last edited by HymnToLife; 9th December 2008 at 23:04.