HD Playback, Tearing/Stripes

by nuggan • 10 Jan 2011, 14:26 • Journals
Just downloaded the Milan - Udinese game in HD (.ts)
and I'm getting weird tearing/stripes/lag when there's a lot of motion. I remember getting this sometimes while rendering clips in vegas and it was solved by just changing a setting. Is this a problem with my codecs or is it just a bad mistake from whoever capped the game?

Without motion it looks fine:

image: jRoup

While in motion it looks horrible:

image: jS7Ci
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spiROZE 10 Jan 2011, 14:28
downloading football games :/
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Rockskin 10 Jan 2011, 14:30

4-4

45' Pato



78' M. Benatia
82' Pato

90' Z. Ibrahimovic

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G. Inler 40'

A. Sanchez 53'
A. Di Natale 66'


Denis 89'
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 14:31
already know the result of the game :p
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Rockskin 10 Jan 2011, 14:35
:P i would give a real answer but im clueless sorry
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LeFiZip 10 Jan 2011, 15:39
where to download those games?
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 15:51
footytorrents.co.uk
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m1ke 10 Jan 2011, 14:32
its in 3D!
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grzesiek 10 Jan 2011, 14:42
it happens to every HD file?
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Danje 10 Jan 2011, 14:42
Limit frame rate - vertical sync...
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 14:49
how to do it in MPC? :p
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Danje 10 Jan 2011, 14:52
Surely there must be a setting... You also try and de-interlace the video... I know VLC has that option built in.
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 15:08
There are a couple of vsync settings but they're disabled for some reason.
I just googled around and read about de-interlacing, need to get this Bob function but I can only find how to do it with Ati.

VLC doesn't play the file at all for some reason.
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Danje 10 Jan 2011, 15:11
http://www.3dtv.at/Downloads/Index_en.aspx

This app played everything I threw at it, including 3D movies... even makes movies 3D IIRC... I remember de-interlace... should still be in it.
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arca 10 Jan 2011, 15:09
Looks like 1080i, the "i" in which I have come to believe, means "interlaces like fuck."
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FiLuS 10 Jan 2011, 15:30
looks like interleaving, and if it is interleaving, I dont think u have an option to fix it.
E: eventhought there could be some apps, wasnt rly looking for some :)
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 15:32
ah, sucks }x
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FiLuS 10 Jan 2011, 15:37
I could be wrong (actually its highly possible, since I dont have rly deep knowledge in this), the only way I know how to make interleaved video is by settings when rendering (in vegas or so) and I believe its irreversible. Playing HD video itself is kinda CPU consuming (depends on codecs and fps ofc, but if its h264+29.97 it could lag after using some de-interleaving option or software if there is some)
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 16:04
I just downloaded Zoom Player and opened the file there, there was an option called "DeInterlace video", it fixed it completly but the framerate dropped A LOT, but I went into task manager and set the priority to High and now it runs smooth as silk. Looks a lot better <3
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FiLuS 10 Jan 2011, 16:07
well, I think even mpc could have some deinterlace option somewhere, but most likely u would have to do either some search on google or manually check all options of video filters
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 16:10
yeah I checked but couldn't find anything :D
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FiLuS 10 Jan 2011, 16:13
just for the fun I checked mpc and it was much easier to find than I thought :)) if u r using ffdshow then right click on window and find filters > ffdshow video decoder > deinterlacing
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nuggan 10 Jan 2011, 16:17
uhm, in ffdshows video decoder settings or in MPC? Cause in MPC after rightclicking, going to filters and checking the ffdshow video decoder tab I have no such option.

There is one in ffdshows settings though but didn't help for me :o
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FiLuS 10 Jan 2011, 16:21
this is what I have in ffdshow video decoder
image: 230
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