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gabextremev200 · 10-12-05, 05:58 PM

Thanks, but I should have mentioned that the blocking goes away when I decode with "Raw Framebuffer." Maybe Raw Framebuffer uses some sort of higher-quality color pallete downscaler?

Besides, this problem doesn't occur on my good old x3 basic... that is, when I set the speed to 50% and it can actually play the file, it looks just like the original (as far as my eyes can see

). This happens when dithering is disabled and everything! :hide: :hide:

Hm... last I checked, XviD didn't support 16-bit encoding. I think it only supported 24 and 32-bit.

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gabextremev200 Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Minnesota, USA Posts: 218 Device: DuraCellPhone (lies) Carrier: Carrier:Manual Labor Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks, but I should have mentioned that the blocking goes away when I decode with "Raw Framebuffer." Maybe Raw Framebuffer uses some sort of higher-quality color pallete downscaler? Besides, this problem doesn't occur on my good old x3 basic... that is, when I set the speed to 50% and it can actually play the file, it looks just like the original (as far as my eyes can see ). This happens when dithering is disabled and everything! :hide: :hide: Hm... last I checked, XviD didn't support 16-bit encoding. I think it only supported 24 and 32-bit. __________________ --THE GABEXTREME-- To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.