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  • admin
    Administrator
    • Nov 2001
    • 8946

    #16
    I encoded that Pirates trailer a long time ago (practically my first H.264 encode), so maybe there's something wrong with it, or not.

    You can use FRAPS or in Windows Media Player -> View -> Statistics. When doing the testing, use the highest resolution as supported by your monitor.

    For the Simpsons 1080p (High Profile) trailer (and the Pirates trailer), I get around 19/20 FPS on my lowly Athlon 2500+ (NVIDIA FX 5700). On the same system, I can basically get full frames for the Bourne Ultimatum 1080p (Baseline) trailer. I used 1280x1024 resolution.

    This article does some H.264 testing with the NVIDIA 8800 Ultra card and the PureVideo HD acceleration:

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    • anonymez
      Super Moderator
      • Mar 2004
      • 5525

      #17
      how do you get the fps?
      Enable the OSD in ffdshow's config, or click the tray icon and see the OSD section during playback. For best performance, use a recent mplayer build; should be a little faster than ffdshow + a directshow player.

      And then there's the commercial CoreaAVC decoder.

      admin, what is the source for these clips? Apple HD trailers?
      "What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington

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      • admin
        Administrator
        • Nov 2001
        • 8946

        #18
        Originally Posted by anonymez
        admin, what is the source for these clips? Apple HD trailers?
        Yes. Easiest way for me to get some 1080p sources to test encoding.
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        • anonymez
          Super Moderator
          • Mar 2004
          • 5525

          #19
          In-loop deblocking is too strong in their trailers for my taste, the sharpness is there but the detail isn't (OK for animated content though).

          Uploaded a short clip here. Sourced from a 1080p MPEG2 capture, encoded at 720p ~7mbps x264 High Profile; I think it shows what 720p should look like.
          "What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington

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