I can't for the life of me get this to deinterlace correctly.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
35mb (VOB) sample
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=373b063b713c09751f8e0fff488e27e0e04e75f6e8ebb871
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The field blending is causing your problems. Use AviSynth's SRestore() to fix it. It won't be perfect:
Code:Load_Stdcall_plugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\yadif.dll") Import("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\SRestore.avs") MPEG2Source("VTS_01_1.d2v") Yadif(mode=1, order=1) SRestore()
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Where can I obtain those filters.
And if I use them will it get rid of the interlacing? -
Originally Posted by pureimpure
http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Srestore
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Wait , I'm still getting jaggy lines.
Here's another sample.
Sample2 (Give it a min I'm still uploading the file)
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=373b063b713c09751f8e0fff488e27e0edca383837e873d0c95965eaa7bc68bc -
Since yadif is pretty fast, it will tend to leave slight jaggies and artifacts.
You can replace it with a higher quality deinterlacer in bob mode
TempGaussMC_Beta1() is very very very slow but will get rid of the jagges almost perfectly
Code:MPEG2Source("sample2.d2v") TempGaussMC_Beta1() SRestore()
Code:LoadPlugin("...\yadifmod.dll") MPEG2Source("sample2.d2v") interp=nnedi2(field=3) #double rate, keep top field yadifmod(order=1, field=-1, mode=1, edeint=interp) #TFF, field set to order, double rate SRestore()
Question for jagabo: how do you know the base rate is 25fps instead of 24fps -
Originally Posted by pureimpure
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Originally Posted by poisondeathray
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Originally Posted by pureimpure
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So when I re-encode don't encode to 23.98 3:2?
Use 29.97 then use DGpulldown?
Cause the encode is going to take an entire day 24hr because of the slowness of that filter. -
Originally Posted by pureimpure
So when I re-encode don't encode to 23.98 3:2?
Use 29.97 then use DGpulldown?
When done run the progressive 25fps MPV through DGPulldown set for 25->29.97 to apply a special kind of pulldown to make it NTSC DVD compliant. -
Originally Posted by pureimpure
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yes, I still see aliasing.
I have a plasma screen as a monitor.
That's what the video will be played back on. -
Post a short sample again. If you're not making an NTSC DVD encode 25 fps progressive.
A plasma HDTV won't deinterlace unless you are connected to it at 480i or 1080i. Otherwise, if you want to play interlaced video you should use a media player with deinterlacing options. -
He's talking about aliasing, not interlacing. He's just disappointed that TempGaussBeta doesn't do a perfect job.
Look, if you start with a crappy source it'll never be as good as if the source had been prepared for DVD properly (i.e., a good progressive NTSC master made and used for the DVD). Stop living in a dream world. The DVD production company was too cheap to prepare a decent master, and just used some already existing PAL master for the NTSC DVD which was then run through a cheap standards converter box, winding up with what you see. That's just the price that we film fans and encoders sometimes pay for our obsessions. If you don't like it, stop buying from these fly-by-night companies and only buy DVDs of 'foreign' films from Criterion/Eclipse. Or get the progressive PAL DVD of whatever film this is. You can bet it isn't aliased on thin lines.
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