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K.i.N.G · 8th June 2020, 20:08

I have been stuggling for months with ugly distortions (smearing that kinda looks like motion blur with banding) in fast moving scenes and finally found out that x265's CUTree is to blame.
Turning it off solves it, but the bitrate blows up when trying to keep the same overal quality in other scenes.

Is there any way to make CUTree 'less agressive' or set it to 50% for example or some threshold parameter?

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K.i.N.G Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 90	I have been stuggling for months with ugly distortions (smearing that kinda looks like motion blur with banding) in fast moving scenes and finally found out that x265's CUTree is to blame. Turning it off solves it, but the bitrate blows up when trying to keep the same overal quality in other scenes. Is there any way to make CUTree 'less agressive' or set it to 50% for example or some threshold parameter? Last edited by K.i.N.G; 8th June 2020 at 22:49.