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QSIF Foreman @ 8.3333 f.p.s., QP = 10 5 QSIF Foreman @ 8.3333 f.p.s., QP = 10
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Figure 8.9: Comparison between di+erent block-matching algorithms when applied to QSIF
FOREMAN at 8:33 frames=s and QP = 10