What about a few simple filters to aid avi encoding eg degrain, denoise, sharpen picture, color matrix/chroma option to brighten those very dark film sources up etc? As we know compressing to avi often darken a picture.
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GregiBoy wrote: Absolute B/S.
Maybe I should have wrote "has been known to darken" avi colours during compression especially with some titles. This is factual and I have many converted DVD to avi to proof it.
However how can you be so sure in your vitriolic reply that what you say is 100% accurate. Why is it B/S as you quaintly put it? Please explain more. Thankyou.Last edited by Marshy; 04-30-2010, 09:47 AM.Comment
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OK, I'll explain.
I have personally converted 1000+ titles and I have never found any darker than the original title.
I will not play games here. I regard this comment of yours as totally subjective, not objective. Capisce?
On the other hand, I have many that I regard as too dark but I always respect the original authors encoding."Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."
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GregiBoy wrote: I have personally converted 1000+ titles and I have never found any darker than the original title.
Likewise let us not play games, I think your comments are very subjective too and not objective at all. I have "personally" encoded films into hundreds too with various encoders and a fair percentage still come out dark, if source was dark too. Comprende? Maybe we are both being subjective
With DVDFab I do not know what the defaults/presets are, but it would be nice to be able to tweak the codec. In Xvid Codec they give the option for enabling chroma optimiser. Thankyou for taking the time and effort to explain your views. Greatly appreciated
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