Vidmaster said:
Overall, I found the watching experience weirdly choppy from a framerate level. The files I have seem to be encoded at 23.976 frames per second, which is pretty normal and my screens framerate of 120Hz divides evenly enough. Yet, the footage seems very uneven (I also compared to some other files encoded at that framerate), I wonder if your export is buggy. Are you re-targeting the framerate by accident?I’ll check this but I’m pretty sure that it’s all tight from my end.
I rechecked, everything is fine. I had a driver-problem, for some reason my Windows decided to eliminate the AMD driver from the system, I was running with the stock generic display driver for the last week. Ignore this.
EddieDean said:
I’m as frustrated as you are that the opening of the original show was so weak, and that due to necessity I have to include some content that’s also weak. While I want to be outputting content that’s as good as possible, what I have to work with doesn’t always lend itself to meeting the standards of good, so I have to simply settle for better than the original. I’ll always look to improve those episodes, especially the very first where TCW:R remains weakest.
This is totally understandable and we all appreciate your hard work. Nobody here is a wizard.