Robot.Chicken.S07E18.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-pcsyndicate[rartv]
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- 2014-08-12 04:52:04 GMT
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Drarbg
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https://rarbg.com Robot.Chicken.S07E18.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-pcsyndicate[rartv] ----------------------------------------- Screens : http://imagecurl.org/viewer.php?file=10681106954817287072.jpg ----------------------------------------- Auto Media Info : Video Format........: AVC Codec ID............: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC Length..............: 10mn52s Video...............: 960x720 ( 29.970fps ) Bitrate.............: 2902Kbps Audio Format........: AC-3 Codec ID............: A_AC3 Bit rate mode.......: Constant Bitrate.............: 384Kbps Channel(s)..........: 6 channels Embeded Subs........: English
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Does anyone (Drarbg?) happen to know why the quality of the Robot Chicken WEB-DL video is often quite bad in places? I assume it's the original video (not re-encoded by the uploader) so that's not a factor.
This episode for example.....
At around the 3 minute, 5 second point there's a crown surfing scene. The quality of the scene starts off fine, but by the end of it the picture looks like crap. When the next scene starts it's back to normal. It's like the encoder decided to temporarily reduce the bitrate quite a lot.
WEB-DL video is pretty much always higher quality than the corresponding HDTV version (if not, it's just as good), and I don't think I've ever seen the video quality suddenly deteriorate for any other TV show, but I've noticed the same quality drop when watching previous Robot Chicken episodes, and often in more than one spot.
Cheers.
This episode for example.....
At around the 3 minute, 5 second point there's a crown surfing scene. The quality of the scene starts off fine, but by the end of it the picture looks like crap. When the next scene starts it's back to normal. It's like the encoder decided to temporarily reduce the bitrate quite a lot.
WEB-DL video is pretty much always higher quality than the corresponding HDTV version (if not, it's just as good), and I don't think I've ever seen the video quality suddenly deteriorate for any other TV show, but I've noticed the same quality drop when watching previous Robot Chicken episodes, and often in more than one spot.
Cheers.
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