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  1. 27th Jan 2003 01:16 #1
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    does increasing encoding time in TMPGenc decrease pixelation (blockiness)??
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  2. 27th Jan 2003 01:32 #2
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    That depends on how you go about increasing encoding time. If you do VBR and increase motion search precision and # of passes - then yes. If you go for a slower CPU - no.

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    im doing CBR of of a DVD ripped movie...do you have to do VBR a higher motion precision value to matter?
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  4. 27th Jan 2003 10:06 #4
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    I think that motion search precision matters even in CBR, but not 100% sure. Either way, it can't make that much difference, since at CBR, the encoder is forced to produce the set # if bits each second, and can only play with varying the bits between the frames within one second.

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