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Predicition Results
After many many encodes :wink: i have discovered that i have the following problem. I use PAL sources.
If i predict and encode a 4:3 fullscreen movie, the prediction works right and i get always the predicted size as result (Factor 1.0) 8). If i predict and encode a 16:9 movie, i have to adjust file size with the factor, in ToK with ~1.04. With 2.11:1 the factor in ToK is ~1.15. At the moment i'm using Tok 0.0.5.3 (new prediction), but it doesn't matter if i'm using ToK or calculate the CQ manually (http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3646). The length of the movie doesn't matter (like the length of the taken sampler). The encoded filesize is much lower than predicted (except 4:3). I know that prediction uses the same aspect ratio as the final encoded movie, but is it possible that the black parts result in a lower filesize than predicted :?: Maybe you have an idea how to predict this? Anybody out there making the same experiences :?: Thanks, Krassi |
Seemed to be an Avisynth 2.5/assumefps problem. I've reinstalled 2.08 and now the prediction is working for me. :ole:
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