DivX Encoding

Iceman · #1 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

When encoding some movies in DivX 5.0.2 Pro sometimes (mostly in daark scences) there are some pink bits that start to render themselves in the scene. I don't know how to get rid of thesse. Is there any option which allows me to stop this happening. It can get annoying!!!

Thanks in advance

NaSTy · #2 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

Just a question? Are these movies you have copyed from... lets say DVD's?

Colin · #3 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

Iceman I noticed that too with the new DiVX... When I encode movies, I usually use 3.11 Alpha... I find it produces a higher IQ although sometimes during fast movement it degrades quickly.

NaSTy, I only rip DVD's which I own!

Iceman · #4 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

<< Are these movies you have copyed from... lets say DVD's? >>

yes they are and as Colin said i only copy my own DVDs (

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Is there any way you can have 3.11 and 5 installed at the same time on the computer as i would want to encode in 3.11 and some divx movies are in 5 so i would want to watch them!!

NaSTy · #5 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

Well thats your problem
If I recall right DVD's are interlaced with pink lines/blocks as a copyright protection
Computer will pick this up but not DVD players

Iceman · #6 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

i can still view them but i cant encode them properly. It comes up with the pink bbits...is there any way of getting rid of these

NaSTy · #7 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

Yup.. Record in reall time as an avi file then encode it

Colin · #8 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

<< Is there any way you can have 3.11 and 5 installed at the same time on the computer as i would want to encode in 3.11 and some divx movies are in 5 so i would want to watch them!! >>

I have 3.11 Alpha and 5.02 installed at the same time... FlaskMPEG allows me to select either when I encode...

I know DVD's have taht copy right protection, but none of my rips have those pink line and such. What do you guys use to rip to your HDD and what program to encode to DiVX?

Iceman · #9 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

I rip using 'Smart Ripper' (if i rip at all) and i encode using dvdx (wicked program). You dont have to rip the DVD to the HDD first you can encode on the fly.

Colin · #10 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

<< I rip using 'Smart Ripper' (if i rip at all) and i encode using dvdx (wicked program). You dont have to rip the DVD to the HDD first you can encode on the fly. >>

Hmm... I'll give those programs a shot and get back to you if I got any of those annoying problems.

Iceman · #11 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

<< When I encode movies, I usually use 3.11 Alpha >>

when ever i use pre-divx 4 codecs i have sound syncronisation problems. the sound is always lagging behind the picture.

Colin · #12 06-15-04, 02:25 PM

<< when ever i use pre-divx 4 codecs i have sound syncronisation problems. the sound is always lagging behind the picture. >>

Hmm... When you're playing movies back, are you playing them on a weak machine? I get similar problems when I try to watch a movie on my work machine which is a P3 800EB, but I don't have any problesm on my main rig.