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Limobar · 24th April 2011, 15:36

Does anybody here have successfully used frame sequential encoding? It's the most efficient way to encode 3D.

I've tried it several times with different versions of the H264StereoSource.dll decoder and several different sources. The result appears to be like it should, but around 53 minutes in the encode the video suddenly starts to jump. A fellow encoder confirmed my results and only uses it for encodes shorter than 53 minutes.

I tried a workaround, by cutting the encode in half, but that doesn't work either, because "right.h264" doesn't have some sort of time stamps, so I cannot use the 'trim' command in Avisynth. I also cannot remux "right.h264" to a format that gives it time stamps.

What are your experiences with frame sequential encoding?

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Limobar aka Rabomil Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 82	Does anybody here have successfully used frame sequential encoding? It's the most efficient way to encode 3D. I've tried it several times with different versions of the H264StereoSource.dll decoder and several different sources. The result appears to be like it should, but around 53 minutes in the encode the video suddenly starts to jump. A fellow encoder confirmed my results and only uses it for encodes shorter than 53 minutes. I tried a workaround, by cutting the encode in half, but that doesn't work either, because "right.h264" doesn't have some sort of time stamps, so I cannot use the 'trim' command in Avisynth. I also cannot remux "right.h264" to a format that gives it time stamps. What are your experiences with frame sequential encoding?