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    This is my first post here and very little new about encoding, so apologies if I'm doing anything wrong.
    When I was ripping some anime content from dvds I had for a while but when checking the quality, I noticed this type of color bleeding.

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    The image shows that around the characters body you can see actually see color bleeding coming from the bottom.
    I don't know too much about fixing color bleeding, which is why I'm posting on this forum for advice.
    Here's a Sample/Test file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14YrcX2dX9SsD6wFtipcssibQGoZJJ0Ad/view?usp=drive_link )
    If anyone knows a way to fix this issue, please reply
    Thank you for reading this thread.
    NOTE: (I have both avisynth and vapoursynth x64)
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  2. In AviSynth you can use something like ChromaShiftSP(y=2) to shift the chroma up by two scan lines.

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    A little sharpening might help too, MergeChroma(last, aWarpSharp2(depth=10)).
    Last edited by jagabo; 15th Nov 2025 at 18:40.
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  3. For the vertical shift, I prefer 1.3 over 2.
    Depending on your hardware, you could use Vapoursynth, do the ColorShift and additionally apply BasicVSR++ for cleanup:

    just shifted with y=1.3 :

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