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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera
PS. Shifting in HQDn3d always occurs regardless of the content. Check yourself if you do not believe me.
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From first glance, it might have been that these are two different frames, since the moving of the object is not everywhere in the frames. There are NR Filters out there which work on the temporal domain and therefore rely on previous frames and introduce a time-offset of some frames. So it could have been possible that after segmented encoding HQDN3D misses a frame or adds one, so the video gets "shifted" forth or back about one frame..
This was my assumption - I´ve seen this a lot - thats why I asked about the frames.
Quick tests with HQDN3D showed no object moving here - but that doesn´t prove anything, maybe the source just didn`t lead to this behaviour, others would...
It has nothing to do with "not beleiving"
The shift is obvious in your screenshots.