[RESOLVED] Possible frame inconsistency with DGSource
Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 12:20 pm
Dear admin,
I'm experiencing frame inconsistency with the latest DGDecNV (DGSource). In Ghost In The Shell, for instance. At ca. 3.05min into the encoded movie (with x264), I suddenly get 1 frame that does not belong (it's a frame that follows 2 frames later, from a different scene: I might otherwise not even have noticed it). At first I thought it was MCTemporalDenoise's fault, but using FFVideoSource does not produce the same error.
Reproducing the original error would entail providing a sample which is way too long (over 3 minutes of 1080p video). 'Fortunately' the frame inconsistency also occurs on this small sample here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?p0x9hze89oa5plv
(It includes everything I used). At frame 105 from the output file, gits_sample.m2ts, you can clearly witness the same type of frame inconsistency: suddenly there's a frame used (from a few frames back, in this case), which is NOT present in the original (gits_sample.mkv).
Thanks for your time.
I'm experiencing frame inconsistency with the latest DGDecNV (DGSource). In Ghost In The Shell, for instance. At ca. 3.05min into the encoded movie (with x264), I suddenly get 1 frame that does not belong (it's a frame that follows 2 frames later, from a different scene: I might otherwise not even have noticed it). At first I thought it was MCTemporalDenoise's fault, but using FFVideoSource does not produce the same error.
Reproducing the original error would entail providing a sample which is way too long (over 3 minutes of 1080p video). 'Fortunately' the frame inconsistency also occurs on this small sample here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?p0x9hze89oa5plv
(It includes everything I used). At frame 105 from the output file, gits_sample.m2ts, you can clearly witness the same type of frame inconsistency: suddenly there's a frame used (from a few frames back, in this case), which is NOT present in the original (gits_sample.mkv).
Thanks for your time.