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Jun 30, 2010, 04:10 AM
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VD vs VDR Same settings weight etc ...only difference is the Smoothing only goes to 10 and i'm using 16 on VDR
^^^ there's your answer. VDR is allowing you so much smoothing that you can completely cover up that spike. I've never met a car that needed 16 smoothing, I think you're masking a problem and VD is showing it to you because it's not smoothing as much.
Jun 30, 2010, 05:11 AM
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what I've noticed is that VDR's smoothing is more powerful than VD. What I mean is that if you do 5 smoothing in VDR, you probably need 10 or more in VD and 10 is the max it allows. Brad is going to bump that upper limit up to 20. I like this because it'll allow more finite control over smoothing.
Jun 30, 2010, 05:13 AM
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I agree, 5 smoothing in VDR shouldn't look like that, it should be smooth unless you have a problem. The fact that you were using 16 was alarming, again, i've never needed more than 5-10 in VDR.
Jun 30, 2010, 07:03 AM
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if you're getting a spike trim some of the last rows by deleting them and saving the file. Run it through again, it may take a few tries to clip off the spike on the end. Brad is working on adding a slider to adjust this without having to do it manually.
