Just finished S01E02 of The Pitt . Watched the LibVPX-encoded web rip (VP9 profile 2, 10-bit).
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The Pitt S01E02 – LibVPX encode thoughts Just finished S01E02 of The Pitt
The Pitt S01E02 — watching for the plot AND the LibVPX encode quality. 🎬🔍 Dark scenes? Clean. Fast motion? A few hiccups. Still a solid stream. Codec nerds, you know what to look for. #ThePitt #LibVPX #StreamingGeek If you meant something else by “LibVPX” in relation to The Pitt (e.g., a character, inside joke, or production term), let me know and I’ll rewrite the post entirely. 🎬🔍 Dark scenes
📺 Watched the new episode and paid attention to the encode. ✅ LibVPX (VP8/VP9) handled dark scenes surprisingly well — minimal banding in the hospital corridors. ⚠️ Some macroblocking during fast panning shots (around 14:30 and 38:10). 🎧 Audio sync held steady — no drift. 👉 Overall: solid 4/5 for streaming compression nerds.
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Anyone else notice the banding in the locker room shot?