We all have to be compression and bitrate watchdogs. There are some things it seems you cannot see on video anymore:
Take Discovery HD's recent Planet Earth series. Ah, beautiful, crisp, colorful... until they did the flight through the Grand Canyon, when the coding could not keep up and the canyon walls and background all turned to mush. What a waste. (Maybe it's better on Blu-Ray.) Happens everywhere now.
One wonders if jittery / mushy backgrounds might cause seizures. 'Couple of lawsuits... and Bingo! great PQ.
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We all have to be compression and bitrate watchdogs. There are some things it seems you cannot see on video anymore:
Take Discovery HD's recent Planet Earth series. Ah, beautiful, crisp, colorful... until they did the flight through the Grand Canyon, when the coding could not keep up and the canyon walls and background all turned to mush. What a waste. (Maybe it's better on Blu-Ray.) Happens everywhere now.
One wonders if jittery / mushy backgrounds might cause seizures. 'Couple of lawsuits... and Bingo! great PQ.