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Originally Posted by Pnumonic
Hi Kwag
For the most part the quality is great , but what is happening when a slow scene is being shown macroblocks start to appear and if the camera starts to pan its like a wet paint streak forms and it stays the colour from the original macroblock.
This does not happen at all when played from the mpg file through media player, but does in PowerDVD and worse when its cut to a CDR in power DVD or WinDVD (played through a Pioneer 16x - Liteon 24x10x40 - Teac 40x)
When playing it on mine or a mates standalone player instead of the streaking effect they are just plain white macroblocks that appear, as if there is no data being displayed.
I have tried this now on a few movies with the previous templates and the new ones just to make sure it was not a hardware fault i may have, but the original templates work fine.
Something for you to puzzle over
missing info
These are PAL and tried at 352x576 and 352x288 <-- this one being slightly better.
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Hi Pnumonic:
Please double check your settings. I have personally done 3 movies already with the new temlpate, and the results are far above better than the old template.
I'm also getting E-Mail reports, too many to handle in a quick response time!, also positive in results.
I don't understand how you can see macro blocks on slow scenes, because the quality is better in the new template. Only in extremely high speed scenes, where there's not enough bit rate for the data bandwidth, TMPEG would generate a high Q and only if you do a "Pause" on your DVD player, you might see some un-aligned macro blocks.
Are you sure that you didn't increase the TemporalSmoother filter too high?, if you user an AviSynth script.
Because what you describe as a "Wet paint streak", is exactly what would happen if you use a high value in TemporalSmoother.
kwag