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AgNa 02-06-2003 09:08 PM

small explanation needed about filters
 
Well I encoded 4 movies so far from Divx to KVCD couse I don`t have DVD rom. I used some filters "legal", "blockbuster", "fluxsmooth" but I want to know wich kind of filters is needed to each kind of movie. Ie I know SpaceDust and Blockbuster makes almost the same thing but I guess theres some diference between them. Same as Wich movies requieres qich filters, in general. I mean movies with a lot of action, or very quiet movies or maybe some movies with a lot of camera action (like filmed from helicopters or in movement).
Thanx in advance.

PS: I`m very happy with the results of my encoding the only thing I don`t like to much is how much time takes me to get the correct QC to encode (about 12 minutes per sample) and the fact I need to make like 4 samples to get the righ CQ.

rendalunit 02-06-2003 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by AgNa
the only thing I don`t like to much is how much time takes me to get the correct QC to encode (about 12 minutes per sample) and the fact I need to make like 4 samples to get the righ CQ.

yeah, I know what you mean- that's why I'm not using the Dust or Convolution filters because it takes forever for each sample. I've been using FluxSmooth and TemporalSmoother- they're much faster. I wonder what the size difference would be between using fast filters (or none :?: ) for the samples, and the final encode with Dust, Convolution3D, TemporalCleaner or whatever?

-ren

KingTuk 02-07-2003 12:25 PM

actually, spacedust and temporal cleaner are faster than using fluxsmooth and temporal smoother (on a pentium 3 and 4 don't know about AMD)... Plus you get a smaller filesize :D


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