Jerkiness?
This doesn't always happen, but some of my encodes (from DivX AVIs) have some slight jerkiness whenever there is a slow moving camera pan...if there's a lot of motion going on while it's panning it's just fine, and it happens quite rarely, but I was wondering if there's any way to fix this?
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I think I know exactly what you mean. Try to up the minimum bitrate to 450, and see if the scenes still look jerky.
If that doesn't help you should try MPEG2 with a VBV buffer of 112, and see if that made any change! :wink: |
Hi all.
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started to get me thinking.. hmmm... that makes sense. DVD players are designed differently. And, as such, some may choke on too low a bitrate setting (minimum) while others, may play w/out issues. Same goes for SVCDs, when you raise the bitrate too high, you notice things like hickups or studders etc. Yes, Jelly.., that makes perfect sense, and I will remember this the next time. Actaullly, today, while at work, I was thinking about getting yet, another DVD player. But this time, one that PLAYS EVERYTHING.. including all the kvcds (so I can do more tweaking) ..since my AD-1500 does not like 528x and MPEG-1 kvcds other than 352x240. I'm going to have a look over at K-Mart and see what they have (Money ?? not worried) Any recommends ?? But I want to be able to play every template w/out issues, including those LOW bitrates. PyRoMaNiA.. ( you make it hard for me to type your name he he.. ) I'm curious.. have you fixed your issue thanks for Jelly..'s suggestion ?? -vhelp |
Well, actually I haven't tried yet... :roll: The problem is completely ignorable, it only happens a few times per movie really, but I was just wondering if there was any definite way to sort this out. I don't think it's the min bitrate as my player plays the credits fine (where I would assume there is a very low bitrate)...But thanks for your replies and I'll let you know next encode I do with any camera pans! :wink:
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evening PyRoMaNiA..
Doesn't Jorasic Park and Godzilla have LOTS of panning ?? Anybody else w/ lots of panning Movies.. to help PyRoMaN out with ?? -vhelp |
Actually the end credits of my movies are often higher than i would have thought. Even though there is a lot of black i still end up with a higher than average bit rate. A little crazy but check it out in the bitrate log when you are encoding, so jellygoose might be right with the low bitrate thing. So good luck with that.
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