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    I have tried differents cce versions , i got always the same problem.
    In blinking or difficult scenes appears a lot artifacts.....I have been changing options but it seems don't be useful....
    Anyone know how to solve the problem? Any setting to set?
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    This kind of pixelations is also commun:
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    Looks like blocking or dithering. Maybe the BlockBuster filter in VDub?
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    Originally Posted by kschang
    Looks like blocking or dithering. Maybe the BlockBuster filter in VDub?
    Virtualdub? what it has to do? I'm speaking of a Cce bug possibly, that it isn't fixed in new versions
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  5. What bitrate were encoded these pictures?
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    Originally Posted by Abond
    What bitrate were encoded these pictures?
    I tried with 8 mb cbr and 6-7-8 mb VBR 2 pass
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  7. What is the source?
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  8. I have never seen blocking or pixelation at all. But then again, I bought CCE Basic. If you ever buy CCE Basic, it has a quality slider and a 2D filter. Try using that. Only $59.
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    How about showing us the exact same frame in the source as well?
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    These are definately divX/XviD sources.

    MPEG does not result in such artifacts. These are derived
    from non-MPEG sources.

    As such, you can not remove these in a 2nd generation or
    re-encode to another video format.

    You could try your hand at MSU SmartDeblocking released! by DmitriyV;
    and give it shot on such sources. Maybe your luck will change for
    the better

    Good luck.

    -vhelp 3749
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    The source is mpeg2 4:2:2@ 25 mpbs , and it haven't any kind of artifacts .
    This problem doesn't happen with tmpgenc or other encoders. Like i said , i have always have this problem with CCE , and i wonder how it could be fixed...
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    If its an mpeg2 source what method of frameserving are you using to load it into CCE? This may be a bug in the decoder.

    Try taking a problem segment and decoding it to raw avi (Virtualdubmod, TMPGenc, etc...). Check it to make sure there are no artifacts, and then try using CCE to see if it still does this.
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    the codec is PIM2 ( AVI). I remember that exporting from DV to mpeg , the problem persisted . Desperately finding a good encoder for very fast motion scenes , i had to buy a mpeg2 hardware encoder .
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  14. So what hardware encoder did you buy?
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    I bought the capture card pinnacle dc1000. Better conversion to mpeg than tmpgenc , canopus and other encoders. It doesn't sharp or soft the picture (this is very important for me). It's very good for motion scenes.
    Comparing it with CCE it is a bit worst specially for very fast motion scenes , I like many time the "CCE blur" that can be added or the VBR passes.
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