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Hi,
at first thanks to the moderators and members for helping me with my last problems. Finally everything is working fine. Theres one question left: how can I get rid of those black frames when playing Mpegs. They even appear when playing the video on full screen.
Hope you have an advice for me.
Thank you!
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Mpeg Frames black frames appearing
#2 Guest_Mischcabob_*
Posted 24 March 2005 - 08:40 PM
Whole screen is black on some frames in movie?
Maybe Mpg movie has bad frames or encoded improperly.
Maybe Mpg movie has bad frames or encoded improperly.
#3 Guest_Tyler_*
Posted 24 March 2005 - 09:05 PM
Thanks for answering so soon. The Mpegs are ok. They worked fine with the Ace codecpack. Now I uninstalled Ace and downloaded only codecs I needed. The frames are around the movie ,on all four sides, about a 1/2 to 1 inch. Looks like a pictureframe. I forgot DivX Files look like 16:9 Format, 2 black frames, on top and on the bottom. It was not, when I had the Ace Pack.
#4 Guest_Mischcabob_*
Posted 24 March 2005 - 09:15 PM
Ok.. so you know about aspect ratios i.e. 4:3 TV and 16:9 widescreen.
Normal to have black bars.. the person who encoded video likely didn't clip/crop the video vertically/horizontally to proper size. Depends on software/codecs you use... some will automatically add black bars or will distort to right aspect ratio. Try altering aspect ratio i.e. derived, source, anamorphic, 16:9, 4:3, custom. Many players like Zoom player will clip video for you.
Normal to have black bars.. the person who encoded video likely didn't clip/crop the video vertically/horizontally to proper size. Depends on software/codecs you use... some will automatically add black bars or will distort to right aspect ratio. Try altering aspect ratio i.e. derived, source, anamorphic, 16:9, 4:3, custom. Many players like Zoom player will clip video for you.
#5 Guest_Tyler_*
Posted 24 March 2005 - 09:59 PM
Thanks for your advice. Dont dare to say, but my favorite player is still WMP. Do you know any codec, which can make those black bars dissappear? If not, how can I alter the aspect ratio? Is this in the some kind of mode of the player possibly?
But when Ace played them, there should be some kind of codec or tool to fix it.
Sometimes this seems like science to me.
But when Ace played them, there should be some kind of codec or tool to fix it.
Sometimes this seems like science to me.
#6 Guest_Tyler_*
Posted 25 March 2005 - 12:32 PM
Hi mischcabob,
thank you again for answering. Hope I dont bug you too much with questions. Dont know how to alter the aspect ratio.
Dont you know a codec to get rid of those black bars. I dont wanted to change the player, got WMP.
Thank you!
Topic merged. Please don't start new topic on same subject.
Thanks.
thank you again for answering. Hope I dont bug you too much with questions. Dont know how to alter the aspect ratio.
Dont you know a codec to get rid of those black bars. I dont wanted to change the player, got WMP.
Thank you!
Topic merged. Please don't start new topic on same subject.
Thanks.
#7 Guest_Mischcabob_*
Posted 25 March 2005 - 05:29 PM
I don't recommend these buggy codec packs. (check out pinned topic) Lot of them don't work well with WMP... that's why I recommend using alternative player like MPC, Zoom player, VLN etc.
You said video had no black bars before? Maybe just a simple setting in player to mask the black areas or distort the picture.
If indeed orig. MPEG does have black around the frame... you would have to re-encode the whole video (takes several hours depending on length/computer speed) If you think it's worth time/effort, I can suggest program to clip/crop the video.
You said video had no black bars before? Maybe just a simple setting in player to mask the black areas or distort the picture.
If indeed orig. MPEG does have black around the frame... you would have to re-encode the whole video (takes several hours depending on length/computer speed) If you think it's worth time/effort, I can suggest program to clip/crop the video.
#8 Guest_Tyler_*
Posted 25 March 2005 - 05:56 PM
Hi,
I have read your pinned topic. Thats one of the reason I deinstalled these big packs.
Sorry for placing topic again, will no more happen.
Can you give me a suggestion in what setting of the player I can fix or try to fix the frames?
Thank you for taking time to answer.
I have read your pinned topic. Thats one of the reason I deinstalled these big packs.
Sorry for placing topic again, will no more happen.
Can you give me a suggestion in what setting of the player I can fix or try to fix the frames?
Thank you for taking time to answer.
#9 Guest_Mischcabob_*
Posted 25 March 2005 - 08:47 PM
ACE codec likely had filter/plugin that clipped it on playback. Don't know which one since there are dozens installed with that pack.
How big is the file? Personally, I would re-encode to make an DIVX/XVID AVI to reduce the size and clip black areas out.
However, don't want to that... try another codec like K-lite codec pack... or re-install ACE codec and see if you can find out which filter clips the frame.
How big is the file? Personally, I would re-encode to make an DIVX/XVID AVI to reduce the size and clip black areas out.
However, don't want to that... try another codec like K-lite codec pack... or re-install ACE codec and see if you can find out which filter clips the frame.
#10 Guest_Tyler_*
Posted 25 March 2005 - 10:32 PM
Hi mischcabob,
for now Im a little tired. Im happy everythings working, with your help. I let you know what type of filter or whatever it is, when I found out.
Thank you.
for now Im a little tired. Im happy everythings working,
with your help. I let you know what type of filter or whatever it is, when I found out.Thank you.
#11 Guest_chp_*
Posted 25 March 2005 - 11:04 PM
And you've this error when playing with a different player, not WMP?
You know there are lots of other players available better than WMP which is getting worse and worse....
You don't need to install any codec packs i think. Just and alternative player, VLC, Media Player Classic or BSPlayer.
Have the problem when playing in these players too?
And another option is to try the FFDShow filter in this case.
You know there are lots of other players available better than WMP which is getting worse and worse....
You don't need to install any codec packs i think. Just and alternative player, VLC, Media Player Classic or BSPlayer.
Have the problem when playing in these players too?
And another option is to try the FFDShow filter in this case.
#12 Guest_Tyler_*
Posted 26 March 2005 - 07:45 PM
Hi chp,
the ffdshow solved not the problem. When using VLC Player the black bars or frames appear in full sreen mode. It is something in the Ace Mega Codec Pack, but there are so many filters, codecs, plug ins, that its impossible to me to find out, which one I need. At least I dont want to reinstall this monsterpack.
You guys here helped me a lot. Everything else is working real fine. 
I will let you know if I find a solution.
Thank you!
the ffdshow solved not the problem. When using VLC Player the black bars or frames appear in full sreen mode. It is something in the Ace Mega Codec Pack, but there are so many filters, codecs, plug ins, that its impossible to me to find out, which one I need. At least I dont want to reinstall this monsterpack.
You guys here helped me a lot.
Everything else is working real fine. I will let you know if I find a solution.Thank you!
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