[MPlayer-users] Bug report: Encoding to msmpeg4v2 codec

[Helge Preuss]

Helge Preuss wrote:

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>>On Friday 14 November 2003 14:54, Helge Preuss wrote:
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>>>Hi list,
>>>I have to encode some movies for Windows users. The only codec that
>>>seems to work portably is the msmpeg4v2 codec. But MEncoder 0.92-3.2
>>>does not seem to support this properly. There are some very ugly
>>>artefacts. I have not yet found any combination of switches to remove them.
>>>I have put a little example of the created movie on
>>>http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/~preuss/Kohn.avi
>>><http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/%7Epreuss/Kohn.avi>. If anybody cares to
>>>have a look at it and tell me what I do wrong...
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>>try cvs, maybe it helps, if not then tell me and ill fix it
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> It works now, thanks!

Oops, that was a bit early... I still get the same kind of "bleeding" 
effect. So please consider this an official bug report. To summarize:
The effect can still be viewed at the above URL. I got this effect with 
any combination of switches to mencoder i could think of, and I got it 
with two different sets of input data. The video above is made from an 
uncompressed PCM avi file, the other (which I did not put online) fro ma 
set of JPEG files. The problem  occurred with version 0.92 and the 
current (Nov 17) CVS version.
Greetings
Helge

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