XMPEG has now launched
a new version: Xmpeg 5.01 (5.0.8.82).
With this new test, we finally will know if the developers of XMPEG succeeded
in correcting the bugs and to revise the tools of de-interlacing of version
RC2-3.
What we can realize with the first access, there are now only two resizing
filters:
- Bilinear: filter optimized for the processors Intel Pentium 4 and in
this version, this filter has been revised
- HQ Bicubic: filter reference in term of quality
A restricted choice but simpler to choose.
For our test we will use the same vob files that we use for all of our
tests, 15mn each, but with a different frame rates:
- Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition - NTSC 23,976 fps
- ONG-BAK - Pal 25 fps
- WASABI - NTSC 29.97 fps
The videos has been compressed with DivX 5.0.5 codec using the dual pass
with a bitrate of 927 kbps to get the size of 100Mo (102'450kb). I choosed
this bitrate because it's the one we can often use when we encode a movie
for 1 CD of 700Mb with the soud encoded with the OGG codec.
Each video will contain a comparative benchmark about the total time to
encode the file, the size of the file and the speed of the encoding in
fps.
Each will contain comparatives screenshots to compare the picture quality
of each software. We will compare motions scenes and statics scenes.
For this test, we will integrate our last benchmarks of XMPEG RC2-3.
Before to read the test, here's our test configuration wich is still the
same than our last tests.
Intel Pentium 4 - 2.53GHz@2.85GHz - FSB 600 MHz
DDR SDRAM 512 Mo APACER/SAMSUNG
CPUID here
Windows XP PRO SP1
Display resolution 1280x1024
