IDCT with DVD2AVI, which better?

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  • Ashtar
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    Junior Member
    • Apr 2002
    • 6

    IDCT with DVD2AVI, which better?

    Hi guys, hope your encodings are going fine. I was just wondering one thing while looking through the options of DVD2AVI... of course it sounds stupid, but which one of the three IDCT options it offers works best for you? I mean, I really noticed an impact on encoding time using the 64-bit floating point and the reference ones compared to 32-bit mmx one.
    I was just wondering is the possible quality difference would be worth the extra time needed. Note, I don't care about grain detail or the one-pixel precision, but if the end result is slightly different I'd like to know even before trying it myself, being such a lazy one
    If anyone out there cares to let me know, thanks tons in advance.
    Peace out there!
  • khp
    The Other
    • Nov 2001
    • 2161

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    I did a test on this with flask a while back, I converted a very short clip to uncompressed video using 64 bit floating point and 32 bit mmx decoding. And I absolutly could not tell the slightest difference.

    Both algorithms meet IEEE1180 spec limits (according to test function in flask). And I am sure that the same applies to DVD2AVI.
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