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  1. Hi guys,
    i am using avisynth and i did try to fix this blending interlaced clip but blending frames still stay in video(seems like to me crap blending never i saw ). i heard Avisynth can help to fix blends but sorry i have no idea how to fix it but it's not like that i didn't tried to fix i did but unfortunately no success , just found i can't fix it for myself.
    please can some one help me to fix this blending i will post a video sample from the dvd and which filters have i tried to fix.

    QTGMC()
    blendbob()
    Srestore(23.976)


    QTGMC()
    QTGMC(InputType=1)
    Blendbob()


    here is small vob file https://www.sendspace.com/file/az1gul
    Please kindly help me and thank you for reading this post.
    Last edited by BÌG•bµdd; 17th Jul 2015 at 17:01. Reason: sorry i forgot 2 added a sample before.
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  2. That's not how you do it. Try this instead:

    QTGMC()
    SRestore()


    That'll give you 25fps. If you want 23.976fps then slow the video by adding AssumeFPS(23.976) to the script and slow the audio to match in some audio program.
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  3. Originally Posted by manono View Post
    That's not how you do it. Try this instead:

    QTGMC()
    SRestore()


    That'll give you 25fps. If you want 23.976fps then slow the video by adding AssumeFPS(23.976) to the script and slow the audio to match in some audio program.
    Alright, Thank you for reply. i will try this and let u know so nice of u that u came to help ,appreciate it.
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  4. Great stuff, that method worked perfect i got rid of blending frame with your help thanks. it looks fine at 25.000fps.

    sorry, i want to know , what does slowing the video with assumefps(23.976) help for (i just asked coz video at 25.000 is looking blending free) ?

    thanks again for helping me.
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  6. sorry posted by mistake double post,
    i did a NTSC 29.970FpS > PAL 25.000Fps with a manono helps .

    i learned something new and good thanks indeed manono, really appreciated .
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  7. Originally Posted by BÌG•bµdd View Post

    sorry, i want to know , what does slowing the video with assumefps(23.976) help for...
    I only mentioned it because one of the scripts you showed earlier had as one line 'Srestore(23.976)', so I figured you might want a 23.976fps final framerate.

    And as ndjamena mentioned, when the 'base' framerate is 25fps as it often is with crap Indian NTSC DVDs, some people (me included) find it worthwhile to slow the movie to film speed and slow the audio also. This restores a more natural movement and puts the audio back at the correct pitch.
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  8. yes u are right , i did tried it exactly u said and and worked perfect I did tried to slow down the audio and things working great i get more better result.
    Yea most of Indian DvD are worst , yea slowing it down bit improve the picture slightly looking bit more natural as u said.One thing can i add more code into qtgmc (without adding fpsdivisor and Inputype) when qtgmc running as bobber ,i like to make qtgmc more strong is that worth doing it (adding more Code)?

    Thanks indeed Manono ,much appreciated.
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  9. Originally Posted by BÌG•bµdd View Post
    One thing can i add more code into qtgmc (without adding fpsdivisor and Inputype) when qtgmc running as bobber ,i like to make qtgmc more strong is that worth doing it (adding more Code)?
    Yes, it can be useful to have QTGMC do more than just bob a video. Sometimes, for example, if the video is particularly noisy I might strengthen the denoising settings. It can use DFTTest which is a pretty good denoiser. Maybe something like this (if the video is very noisy):

    QTGMC( Preset="Medium", NoiseProcess=1, NoiseRestore=0.0, Denoiser="dfttest", DenoiseMC=true, NoiseTR=2, Sigma=12.0)

    Lower the sigma value for less denoising. Or use the EZDenoise if you don't want to think too much about it. You can also add sharpening although the default sharpen value is already pretty strong. These and the other things it can do are all thoroughly explained in the included HTML document.
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  10. Appreciate it ,how about this should be reasonable enough i think with your Above line with my this code .

    QTGMC(TR2=2, Preset="Medium", Sharpness=0.5, LossLess=2, Sourcematch=3, Matchpreset="slower", Matchpreset2="slower", MatchEnhance=1.00, NoisePreset="Medium", Blocksize=8, Overlap=4, MatchTr2=2, Edithreads=4)###NoiseProcess=1, NoiseRestore=0.0, Denoiser="dfttest", DenoiseMC=true, NoiseTR=2, Sigma=12.0,

    Thumb up For Explaining EZDenoise and sigma value's to me , now i understand this filter more . Millions of thanks Manono
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