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25th August 2015, 02:27 | #401 | Link |
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Hi everyone!
It has been some time since I last visited here, a mountain of real-life-stuff got on top of me (resulting mild symptoms of sleep-deprivation ), so I couldn't do things as I wanted. Anyway, I just wanted to announce version 1.2 of the codec has been released. And this time, it comes with a small twist. It might mean no change for some, and it might mean something for others. Everything is explained at the Download page, so head over there to see what I mean. Anyway, some of the highlights of this release (the full change log is on the website): - The null-frame decoding bug reported on the German letsplay forums has been fixed, encoded video with null-frames should decode now correctly. - Added optional interpolation when downsampling/converting the input during encoding. This fixes the color conversion issue reported by De-M-oN - Improved encoding performance by 10-20% by further optimizing some parts of the encoder. - Added logging to logfiles, logging communication with the host application and timing of frame processing (encode/decode). As always, read the tooltips in the config dialog! Thanks for all who tested the codec and reported bugs, further reports/requests are welcome as always! Greets, Balázs Oroszi - Ignus
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25th August 2015, 17:52 | #402 | Link |
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I'm not really seeing why you would hide it behind a one-time-per-nose payment-of-down-to-0$ choice while offering an "authentic" (crippled) trial version.
All that will be good for is making people that wouldn't mind throwing money at it but don't actually possess enough funds to do so (*cough* *cough*) at the moment not do anything at all. |
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Personally i like the idea of "paying what it's worth", for me it feels like you get more motivation to actually care so to speak.
I think that if someone is using it and actually think it's making a difference for them, they will be willing to pay for it I have nothing to say about the trial thing though, it feels weird when i read about it but then again i can't think of a better way. Other than that thanks for the update! I would like to see those "color aliasing artifacts" in games though, seems like i have missed something here? And that kind of downsampling to prevent that, is those normally used (say avisynth)? |
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http://www.letsplays.de/forum/index....92#post2031592 Basically if you compress pixelated stuff (like Mario or Doom) in YUV 4:2:2 or 4:2:0, you'll now get better results. Greets, I.
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Record a Desktop Capture in 4:2:0 and watch out for fonts. Small fonts and especially when you scroll - looks very ugly when the pixel switch from color to non-color and also at a static image you of course see it, when every 2nd pixel is without color. This results in small font being almost colorless. Just read this post: http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...&postcount=352 |
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@De-M-oN: Could you test the new version?
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This is not entirely related to the chroma subsampling itself but mainly to the sampling of it.
If you have an RGB desktop recording and then convert it to 4:4:4 YUV (YV24 in AviSynth) and need the final video to be in 4:2:0, it makes a difference whether you "delete" every other chroma pixel or if you average them, in other words: PointResize vs. [any other Resizer]. If the 4:2:0 chroma pixels are sampled properly, there are no pixels without color, and the chroma is not pixelated either – it is just not as sharp as the RGB source (but I admit this can still be quite obvious on small colorful text). |
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You can install trial version of Premiere to debug this problem. I don't want to use UT Video anymore Last edited by djonline; 15th November 2015 at 13:55. |
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I believe Premiere only exposes VfW encoders, not DirectShow or MediaFoundation. 90's throwback! Adobe Media Encoder, which you can export to straight from Premiere, may be more flexible. |
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