Clarkson thriller There are

Clarkson thriller

There are two short scenes which contain intense red objects. After the mpeg-2 compression it doesn t seem like typical ghosting the left-eye image is burnt onto the right just for that object. Any advice on how to remedy this would be appreciated. Posted on Wednesday, July 07, 2004 4:12 pm: Recheck your settings in TMPGEnc and make sure you have the Interlace options on. Load the original movie before conversion to MPEG 2 in VirtualDub clarkson thriller deinterlace to side by side, then look for the color bleed. Load the resulting MPEG 2 in VirtualDubMPEG2 and deinterlace to side by side, then look for the color bleed. Posted on Wednesday, July 07, 2004 6:37 pm: When I load the movie to Vdub and deinterlace the images clarkson thriller the conversion there s no color bleed at all. But after the conversion to mpeg-2, there is definitely bleed apparent. So I ll have to check the interlace options in Tmpgenc. Any recommended settings? Thanks you rule. Posted on Wednesday, July 07, 2004 7:47 pm: Posted on Wednesday, July 07, 2004 7:52 pm: If you still have problems, upload one frame of the original and the same frame of the MPEG and maybe I or someone can identify the problem. Posted on Thursday, July 08, 2004 8:12 am: The reason for color bleeding can be both the encoder and the decoder. If you ve configured Tmpgenc properly, the problem is caused by the decoder. Most software decoders decode color information improperly. Here s an example from Slingshots s Haunted Castle 3D-DVD: Posted on Friday, July 09, 2004 2:52 am: the problem wasn t TMPGenc. I m using StereoMovie Maker to join the left and right images of the movie after refining them in Vdub. I ve been using the XviD MPEG-4 codec for video compression in StereoMovie Maker to save the interlaced stereo movie. Ater I join the left/right images to interlaced mode I get the color bleed I checked them in Vdub with fields unfolded side by side. I ve tried all the codecs and only when I save the file uncompressed do I get the result I need no color bleed. Any suggestions? Thanks. Posted on Friday, July 09, 2004 3:45 am: Aha. I figured it was something simple like that: You are correct. Only uncompressed or lossless compression will retain the field integrity. It is one of the only lossless formats for the PC, and is the the only freeware one, I believe. The file sizes are still rather large, but much smaller than an uncompressed AVI. The only other good solution is to frameserve directly from VirtualDub to TMPGEnc and encode an MPEG Posted on Friday, July 09, 2004 5:10 am: Hmmm. I guess I shouldn t have said that only uncompressed or lossless compression will retain the field integrity. Obviously, there are a few but not many lossy options, but HuffYUV might be your only option or one of very and probably the only free one for rendering from StereoMovie Maker. I would definitely use HuffYUV or create the interlaced conversion in VirtualDub and frameserve to MPEG 2 with TMPGEnc. I have seen an MPEG 2 codec AVI wrapper that you could access from and there s a lossless MJPEG also DV might work, huh? Just remember, if you want to make a DVD, it s not a good idea to , it s best to go straight from uncompressed or lossless to MPEG Posted on Friday, July 09, 2004 1:51 pm: how about that! HuffYUV did the trick! Thanks guys. Posted on Friday, July 09, 2004 3:35 pm: One more quick note. With my fast computer, I can even view HuffYUV video in real-time without dropping frames normal I haven t tried hi-rez, but it s really useful for archiving keep that codec!: or transitional editing/encoding like SMM to TMPGEnc. So, you could use it for things like progressive anaglyph or lossless field sequential 3D shorts, avoiding lossy compression It was originally developed for analog capture, but I think lots of people still use it for these other purposes. Posted on Saturday, July 10, 2004 1:21 am: Geez I wish I would ve know about it sooner. Thanks it works perfect. Very nice results. This is a private posting area. Only registered users and moderators may post messages here.