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stab() with zero range - Graven - 04.08.2025 I would have thought that stab() with a range of zero would have a placebo effect, but on the test video I tried it appears to have a significant effect (i.e. 2-3% increase) on the resulting lossless encoded video size. Not that I can see it visually, mind you. Is this to be expected? Ahhh, setting range=1 gives the same file size ... so maybe 0 is just treated as 1 RE: stab() with zero range - Selur - 04.08.2025 Hmm,.. I wonder why. With range=1 Hybrid uses: clip = stabilize.Stab(clp=clip,mirror=0) clip = stabilize.Stab(clp=clip,range=0,mirror=0) def Stab(clp, range=1, dxmax=4, dymax=4, mirror=0): depan.DePanEstimate(clip clip[, int range=0, float trust=4.0, int winx, int winy, int wleft=-1, int wtop=-1, int dxmax=winx/4, int dymax=winy/4, float zoommax=1.0, float stab=1.0, float pixaspect=1.0]) should differ assuming the motion does change between the frames,... Cu Selur |