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Blurriness than x265 in motion #133

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ZenKiyoshi opened this issue Feb 5, 2022 · 4 comments
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Blurriness than x265 in motion #133

ZenKiyoshi opened this issue Feb 5, 2022 · 4 comments
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ZenKiyoshi commented Feb 5, 2022

Windows, latest git master

my command
ffmpeg -i "Original_Video.mkv" -pix_fmt yuv420p10le -f yuv4mpegpipe -strict -1 - | vvencapp -i - --y4m --preset fast -c yuv420_10 -q 18 --qpa 0 -o "VVenC_fast_qpa0_q18.266"

At static scene, VVenC is better than x265
but in motion VVenC is blurry even when --qpa 0
I use --qpa 0 to make comparision since --qpa 1 is much worst in motion
VVenC preset fast and medium

https://slow.pics/c/HJncei1F

https://slow.pics/c/yooInZf5

This frame is hard, the middle cloud appears only in 1 frame.
x265 could keep some details, but VVenC fast and medium completely blur it.
https://slow.pics/c/c9LbCbKr

This frame is strange, this is near static scene, VVenC did very good than x265 at most part of the frame
But at the bottom right corner where has some moving car, at this part VVenC is blurry, lost detail than x265.
https://slow.pics/c/ZG4IcvMp
It look like if any part of the frame have motion in it, this part will be blurred though the frame is static scene

Origin and encoded video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fXGA6UAhLBGvqDTgEDric_IUh6tOcEq3?usp=sharing

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The blocking artifacts I mentioned ago, they could be made by jpeg compression, so I change all screenshots to png format.

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adamjw24 commented Feb 7, 2022

Again, what are the resolution, and bitrates used for x265 and VVenC?

Did you made a comparison of the content as a video? QPA tries to adhere to HVS of how video is perceived, so viewing static frames kind of misses the point. I don't want to say your point is invalid, I just want to have all the data.

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ZenKiyoshi commented Feb 7, 2022

res: 1920x1080
bitrate:
x265: 1760 kb/s
VVenC medium are same around
VVenC fast little bit higher bitrate
I try to adjust VVenC -q parameter to achive same filesize

If I view video normally, no pause, no take screenshots and put into frame by frame comparision, I can't notice the blurriness.

But when comparing codec, I see (by my experience) most difference came from motion scene.

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adamjw24 commented Feb 7, 2022

Closing as duplicate of #132

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