HI Robert,
> > Now that I can actually see my video, I have a new problem -- although
> > most of it looks wonderful, parts of it don't look all that good!
> > There's quite a bit of fuzziness at the boundaries between black areas
> > and light areas (i.e. I've seen it with white and pink).
>
> Depending on how bright your screen is, you may not be able to get rid of
> all the block noise in dark areas. Once you get used to looking for it,
> you'll notice it in digital satellite broadcasts and commercial DVD's too
> (though it's not as bad on commercial DVD's, but they get two layers of
> bandwidth to play with.) I just turn the brightness down a tad on the TV
> and they look fantastic. (This is not a slam at the mjpegtools -- they
> are far and away the best MPEG encoder I've tried.)
This should actually disappear fairly shortly. I'm working on some tweeks to
tbe bit-allocation that will reduce quantisation on macroblocks with little
masking texture. This should greatly reduce this artefact at little cost in
total bitrate.
Andrew
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