[MU] Vogue Girl + Crazy (M!Countdown 20090521) [171M/AVI]
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Here's the avi of the first out of four comeback stages, for those who want it! :bigsmile:
Credits: junsu_hyuk for saving my life when he uploaded this XD
[t]Download here![/t]
I uploaded this first thing in the morning, so of course I forgot to password protect it. Just say thanks and remember to credit if you upload it elsewhere! ^_^ -
[quote=-00001]Thank you!! Let me know if it's better quality? I don't think I have much downloads left so I have to be sure for the rest of the performances! [/quote]
From what I can see (keeping in mind that I'm basically "HD-blind" and can't tell the difference between a HD video and an SD video), the quality of the avi and tp is the same. The aspect ratio in this avi is a bit off though, so I'll be keeping the tp, myself. -
The avi and tp is pretty much the same in terms of quality. The typical tp file has a bigger aspect ratio and sometimes lag on my computer. Hehe becuz my comp suck and cant handle HD so well! hehe
Oh anyone of you know if you see those weird lines on .tp/.ts files, does that mean my comp is kinda slow to run it? -
[quote=GX3394]Oh anyone of you know if you see those weird lines on .tp/.ts files, does that mean my comp is kinda slow to run it? [/quote]
You mean the interlace-thing? It's a codec-issue, I think. If you have FFDShow there should be an option somewhere to deinterlace the video. -
Deinterlacing the video should fix that problem, so that it'll play normally. I don't know what causes it - if it's a clash between codecs or something else. I just know that there are settings in FFDShow that should fix it. So if you have that, go to ffdshow video decoder, check the box that says "Deinterlacing" and make sure "process whole image" is checked too. There are a bunch of options under "Method" - basically just pick the one that looks best on the video (remember to save and close the program and restart the video after each change you make there).
You can check the "process frames flagged as progressive" box too, but it messes up other videos, so I advice against it. -
[quote=GX3394]Thanks for tips. I usually play videos on VLC. It only happens on HUGE aspect ratio videos in .tp. I thought the comp is too slow to handle it. [/quote]
I don't normally use VLC, but there should be an option to deinterlace the video in that program too, if I memory serves me right.
Edit. Yes there is! :smile: It's in the Video-drop-menu-thing XD
Another edit: You're welcome, by the way! :bigsmile:
