how to cope with dot crawl/pixel crawl and aliasing in vlc?
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Alexsource
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how to cope with dot crawl/pixel crawl and aliasing in vlc?
I've tryed all the deinterlacing filters, but they don't seem to be enough. Any other options i can try?
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Re: how to cope with dot crawl/pixel crawl and aliasing in v
Can you sahre a pix?
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Alexsource
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Re: how to cope with dot crawl/pixel crawl and aliasing in v
Sorry about the slow reply, here is a snapshot of dot crawl. It doesn't always look this bad, mind you.
Without filters:
With blend de-interlacer and postprocessing at 6 (video is xvid encoded)
It looks pretty much the same with all possible combinations od deintaerlacing filter + postprocessing level. Using vlc 1.0.5 con WXP SP3, btw.
Without filters:
With blend de-interlacer and postprocessing at 6 (video is xvid encoded)
It looks pretty much the same with all possible combinations od deintaerlacing filter + postprocessing level. Using vlc 1.0.5 con WXP SP3, btw.
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Alexsource
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Re: how to cope with dot crawl/pixel crawl and aliasing in v
Just wanted to let you guys know, in 1.1.0 it looks exactly the same.
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