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  1. I use this script to make xvid, and using virtual dub mpeg(my source is Pal Dv interlaced,bottom filed first)" And i am using panasonic dv decoder.

    Code:
    LoadPlugin("LeakKernelDeint.dll")
    avisource("C:\Documents and Settings\Nenad\My Documents\Video 1.avi")
    ConvertToyv12(interlaced=true)
    LeakKernelDeint(Order=0,threshold=1,sharp=true)
    LanczosResize(512,384)
    1.first does i need Order=0 because i deinterlance source and want to keep deinterlaced

    2. Which sharp filter i can use in this script(some good but not limited sharpen)

    3. Which filter for contrast/brightess/saturation i can use

    thanks
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    I like asharp, but it appears to want a sperated field source as it only works on progressive material. Might be worth looking at though, as it does a good job.
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  3. 1) KernelDeint always requires that the field order be set.
    2) You don't want Limited Sharpen, so maybe follow guns1inger's advice.
    3) The Tweak filter has settings for adjusting contrast, brightness and saturation:

    http://www.avisynth.org/Tweak
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  4. Originally Posted by guns1inger
    I like asharp, but it appears to want a sperated field source as it only works on progressive material. Might be worth looking at though, as it does a good job.
    My script looks like:

    Code:
    LoadPlugin("LeakKernelDeint.dll")
    LoadPlugin("MSharpen.dll")
    LoadPlugin("TweakColor.dll")
    avisource("C:\Documents and Settings\Video 6.avi")
    ConvertToyv12(interlaced=true)
    LeakKernelDeint(Order=0,threshold=1)
    TweakColor(bright=20, cont=1.2)
    LanczosResize(512,384)
    MSharpen(threshold=10)
    1. When i deinterlance source its then progressive.Right? If so can i apply Asharp without separate fields. Just to add asharp instead msharp.

    2.What is proper way to do: bright/contast/hue/saturation. I mean if i want to use all is that write order.

    3. I am noticed that when i make xvid from that script my dvd player have trouble to read cd. But when succeed to read cd it play film normally. But when play cd without making divx with avisynth that play disk ok.

    Does my script have something that they souldn?I have panasonic dv codec installed.Does is properly to add converttoyv12(interlaced=true).Also i set fast recompress because i dont use any internal VD filter when work with avisynth. For compression i am using xvid 1.1.0 My dvd player is Xoro hsd.
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    Yes, you can use asharp after you have deinterlaced without having to seperate fields.

    FWIW, I prefer to use LanczosResize (actually, Lanczos4Resize) only for resizing up, and bicubic for resizing down. Personal choice, but might be worth experimenting with for yourself.
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  6. 2) I don't think it makes a lick of difference, but if it makes you happy, do it in the order it's listed in the filter, hue, sat, bright, cont.
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