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  1. 23rd Oct 2004 19:28 #1
    Hockey Man
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    tmpgenc plus (latest version) is making all of my encodes blocky. The blocks im talking about aren't the typical blocks you see from resizing a small file into a big one, they're big and black and only happen when the video transitions to another scene. Now it never use to do this a couple weeks back, it just started doing it out of no where. Anybody got any ideas what might be doing this? Thanks
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  2. 24th Oct 2004 17:36 #2
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    Hi Hockey Man,

    What's your source? If it's AVI what type of AVI?

    Where's it from: download / cam / capture?

    What settings are you using to encode? What bitrate etc.?

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  3. 24th Oct 2004 19:21 #3
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    I fixed it. I turned off automatic post-processing in divx and moved the slider for deblocking over to full. For some reason automatic post-processing doesn't work as good as having the slider over. Thanks for replying though daamon.
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    Hi Hockey Man,

    Glad you sorted it.

    Good man for posting your solution too - useful for others with the same / similar problem.
    There is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England: Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22/11/2003.

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  5. 28th Nov 2004 19:53 #5
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    dude , ill have to try that
    ive been having that problem
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