On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Andrew Stevens wrote:
> ... modifications that meant intra coding was being preferred slightly
to
> non-intra coding.This is the wrong way around as non-intra can be skip
> coded (when blocks are unchanged) whereas intra cannot...
>
> I've fixed this now in CVS...
Hi Andras,
I had a look at this issue and there was indeed a suble issue in some recent
modifications that meant intra coding was being preferred slightly to
non-intra coding.This is the wrong way around as non-intra can be skip
coded (when blocks are unchanged) whereas intra cannot...
I'
Andras Kadinger írta:
Sorry about that; DNS trouble forced me to move some of my material
between different servers. Here is a current link of my test case and
demonstration:
http://www.surfnonstop.com/~bandit/pureblack_testcase/
I'm sorry, the above link won't work due to DNS problems. Please
On Wed, 24 Sep 2003, Andras Kadinger wrote:
> To simplify testing, I then generated a pure black [16,128,128]
> YUV4MPEG2 frame with a tiny C program, and created a tiny shell script
> to prepend a YUV4MPEG2 header and repeat the black frame to stdout to
> create a YUV4MPEG2 stream containing
Greetings Andrew,
Thank you for taking up this thread.
Andrew Stevens írta:
The big question is whether 'pure black' really is 'pure black'. If it is
digitised there will almost certainly be residual noise.
The first time I noticed this issue was when I prepended some lead-in
black/silence in
Hi Andras,
Sounds very interesting...
> The material was PAL, digitized at [EMAIL PROTECTED], uncompressed YUV 4:2:2
>
> However I have noticed, that during pure black mpeg2enc 1.6.1.90 uses
> up to 1.4 Mbit/s no matter whether -q is 1, 4, 8 or 12. This I find
> strange. The command line used i
Hallo
> However I have noticed, that during pure black mpeg2enc 1.6.1.90 uses
> up to 1.4 Mbit/s no matter whether -q is 1, 4, 8 or 12. This I find strange.
> The command line used is as follows:
>
> mpeg2enc -f 3 -g 6 -G 28 -b 5000 -q 12 -s -Q 2.0 -r 32 -I 1 -S 2000 -o
>
Have you tried it with
Greetings,
I have upgraded from a Mandrake-supplied 1.6.1 to self-compiled 1.6.1.90
yesterday after reading about that yuvdenoise can passthrough interlaced
material now. Great work! yuvdenoise and mpeg2enc is much faster now!
I have cut a sports event footage containing both high-activity spor
