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  1. 18th May 2004 08:25 #1
    jere777
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    I encoded a anime ep that is 23 minutes long, at 352x480 and the quality is to my liking. only peobl i have is that the video pulsates alittle when there is no action from the charaters (when camera is scrolling over objects or people) any suggestions would be great. It is encoded at 4000kbs. Thanks

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  2. 18th May 2004 08:28 #2
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    only problem i have is that the movie pulsates
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    Could this pulsing be Bobbing? Is the picture moving up an down slightly?
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    encoding is NOT authoring. I'm moving you.
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    Sounds like a bad framerate conversion. But you'll have to divulge some more info before anyone is likely to help you. Go on give us a clue, what about framerate of original ? Or codec used ? What are you encoding to ?


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  6. 18th May 2004 14:43 #6
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    interlace errors ?
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