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  1. I have a lot of such videos shoot with a Panasonic VDR-D220 (DVD PAL) camcorder, low light (thanks CFL ), poor deinterlace, noise and poor colors. Help me with a Avisynth script to enhance all my videos
    Right now I make a test with

    QTGMC( InputType = 1, Preset="Slow", Tuning="DV-SD" )

    Video sample
    Thank you.
    Last edited by Remicade; 11th Jan 2011 at 13:19.
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  2. Why would you use QTGMC on that video? It's already blend deinterlaced. QTGMC won't help it.
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  3. He's using it to try and improve the aliasing (I assume), as he's using InputType=1.

    Since it didn't come out of the camera as a blend deinterlaced XviD, my suggestion is to go back to the source files and start over again. That XviD is hopelessly ruined.
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  4. This is a good example of why you should archive your original footage



    If you have the original footage , would do as manono suggests and start over

    If that's all you have left, the blending is not fixable, but you can slightly improve the stair stepping / aliasing and brighten it up a bit

    I wouldn't go too strong on the denoising, because your blend deinterlace already killed lots of detail

    original


    script



    AVISource("test.avi")
    Santiag()
    SsmoothLevels(22,1.5,255,0,255,chroma=100)
    Tweak(sat=1.1,coring=false)
    FFT3Filter(plane=3,sigma=3,bt=2)
    FFT3Filter(sigma=1,bt=2)
    LSFMod(strength=50)


    As usual tweak to your own tastes

    PS does the dog food lablel say "jagabo" ?
    Last edited by poisondeathray; 11th Jan 2011 at 19:28.
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    Assuming the curtains are white (sorry, I can't do white balance in YUV):

    ConvertToRGB()
    RGBAdjust(r=0.89, b=1.02)
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    My guess is they are not quite so white though. And it could probably use a little more brightness and saturation:

    ColorYUV(gain_y=60, off_y=-16)
    Tweak(sat=1.2)
    ConvertToRGB()
    RGBAdjust(r=0.89, b=1.02)
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    The lighting is different in different rooms so different adjustments are necessary for each room.
    Last edited by jagabo; 11th Jan 2011 at 20:31.
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