(Left) Compare Movies to find quality difference. Synchronize to line-up In & Out points. (Right)

   

(Left) Compare with A|B split-monitor view or actual per-pixel "delta" differences (Right)
Compare supports SD real-time playback (G5) and single-step forward and backward through the thumbnail frames.
In the pictured comparisions, the superbit version contains an additional frame for the last third of the movie
We use this example to exaggerate the split monitor display of movie comparison.

   

(Left) Comparing the Widescreen Version of Spiderman with the Hi-Resolution Superbit version.
Note the average bitrate in the Superbit is significantly higher.   Hierarchical analysis - examine local peaks in detail (Right, bottom graph.).

 

(Left) Playback simulation with "True" interlaced display.   Compare/contrast I-frame insertion points with bitrate peaks. (Right).

 

(Left) Here we're looking at a frame full of motion vectors.   Examine and extract quantization matrices. (Right).

 

(Left) ATSC HDTV captured stream bitrate and stuffing bits.  "The Mask" gives up its bitrate "floor" (Right).

 

(Left) Breaks in 2:3 pulldown flags in a Hollywood feature film.    Simulate a variety of playback conditions.(Right)

 

Demultiplex any valid MPEG bitstream, including Transport (HD, Left) and System, Program and VOB (Right)

 

(Left) Movie "stuffing-bits" in a CBR encoded-file.   A shot from the Director's cut of a PAL DVD.(Right)