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killazys · 11th December 2011, 20:16

Apologies, especially to sneaker_ger. I misread your post. Indeed, the issue was that I was decoding a 10bit source x264 source that I had blindly assumed to be 8bit.

Of course, the BDs were 8bit anyway and I never thought to compare.

Luckily, DGDecodeNV will still frameserve 8bit video and allow f3kdb to dither up to 16bit later in the Avisynth command line.

the_weirdo, I load an avs file into VirtualDub and "copy source frame to clipboard."

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killazys Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 29	Apologies, especially to sneaker_ger. I misread your post. Indeed, the issue was that I was decoding a 10bit source x264 source that I had blindly assumed to be 8bit. Of course, the BDs were 8bit anyway and I never thought to compare. Luckily, DGDecodeNV will still frameserve 8bit video and allow f3kdb to dither up to 16bit later in the Avisynth command line. the_weirdo, I load an avs file into VirtualDub and "copy source frame to clipboard."