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Originally Posted by Grantman
What types of source have you used with Dup?
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I used it twice. First on an educational french animated TV serie called "Il etait une fois la vie" (Once upon time, the life) that I'm sure you don't even know
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The second time was on "Treasure Planet", one of the last Disney product (last year).
I must admit that for the second one there is some moments where the effects of the filter were too heavy (especialy during opening credits), but it worth the cost : I gain 10% of compression (and so, raised my CQ by nearly 5 point).
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Do you use any parameters or just Dup().
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Always just Dup() but I think most of the problems I saw can be reduced by using other parameters.
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I have been encoding episodes of The Simpsons and I have not been able to tell ANY difference using Dup. I have tried it in several different types of scripts.
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You don't see the difference on the screen, or you mean that you did'nt have any gain in compression ?
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I like the idea behind the filter but I am hoping to figure out how to get results.
I want the "magic"
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There is a "demo" mode in Dup that does nothing but just indicates on the picture what would have been done if the filter was active. Did you tried this ?
