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  1. Is DirectShowSource.dll still in your AviSynth plugins folder?
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  2. Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Is DirectShowSource.dll still in your AviSynth plugins folder?
    Lol, no, deleted it accidentally when I reinstalled the plugins.

    Now it works finally.
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  3. DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    I used this script, and it did double the framerate, but it appears as jerky as 25fps? Yadif script appears smooth as 50fps.
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  4. Originally Posted by jiopi View Post
    DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    I used this script, and it did double the framerate, but it appears as jerky as 25fps? Yadif script appears smooth as 50fps.
    Are you playing the script, or a video made from the script?
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  5. Originally Posted by manono View Post
    Originally Posted by jiopi View Post
    DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    I used this script, and it did double the framerate, but it appears as jerky as 25fps? Yadif script appears smooth as 50fps.
    Are you playing the script, or a video made from the script?
    The encoded video.
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  6. Add AssumeTFF()

    Code:
    DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    AssumeTFF()
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    Avisynth will assume bottom field first, unless otherwise specified . Almost always HD video is TFF


    You probably don't need to use "slow", even "faster" settings will get you 90-95% of the quality but be significantly faster
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  7. Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    Add AssumeTFF()

    Code:
    DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    AssumeTFF()
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    Avisynth will assume bottom field first, unless otherwise specified . Almost always HD video is TFF


    You probably don't need to use "slow", even "faster" settings will get you 90-95% of the quality but be significantly faster
    Yeah, that was it.

    Now there is only what setting should I use? Filesize doesn't really matter, I have plenty of space in HDD.

    Yadif Bob 720@50p 7000kbps 2pass
    QTGMC 720@50p 9000kbps 2pass

    Slow gives me about 3fps and faster about 6fps, how much would the multithread option speed it up?

    EDIT: compared screenshots, the difference between slower and faster was miniscule. I think faster should do it.
    Last edited by jiopi; 30th Mar 2012 at 08:03.
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  8. Originally Posted by jiopi View Post
    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    Add AssumeTFF()

    Code:
    DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    AssumeTFF()
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    Avisynth will assume bottom field first, unless otherwise specified . Almost always HD video is TFF


    You probably don't need to use "slow", even "faster" settings will get you 90-95% of the quality but be significantly faster
    Yeah, that was it.

    Now there is only what setting should I use? Filesize doesn't really matter, I have plenty of space in HDD.

    Yadif Bob 720@50p 7000kbps 2pass
    QTGMC 720@50p 9000kbps 2pass

    Slow gives me about 3fps and faster about 6fps, how much would the multithread option speed it up?

    EDIT: compared screenshots, the difference between slower and faster was miniscule. I think faster should do it.

    I meant "faster" for QTGMC, not x264 encoding setting, but it could apply to that as well, it depends on the situation and rate control.

    QTGMC( Preset="faster" )

    Have a look at the instructions, there are other presets and dozens of other settings as well

    You cannot make quality comparison yadif and qtgmc at different bitrates (not a valid comparison for any quality comparison, not just deinterlacers)

    If you don't really care about exact filesize, consider using CRF encoding instead. It's 1 pass and faster. Use around 16-22 (lower values give higher bitrates , thus larger filesizes and quality). It allocates bitrate according to scene complexity - so high complexity content will get more bitrate than low complexity content - all proportional to the quality level you set. If you use CRF 0, it's lossless (huge filesizes)
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  9. Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    Originally Posted by jiopi View Post
    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    Add AssumeTFF()

    Code:
    DirectShowSource("E:\1.ts")
    AssumeTFF()
    QTGMC( Preset="Slow" )
    lanczos4resize(1280,720)
    Avisynth will assume bottom field first, unless otherwise specified . Almost always HD video is TFF


    You probably don't need to use "slow", even "faster" settings will get you 90-95% of the quality but be significantly faster
    Yeah, that was it.

    Now there is only what setting should I use? Filesize doesn't really matter, I have plenty of space in HDD.

    Yadif Bob 720@50p 7000kbps 2pass
    QTGMC 720@50p 9000kbps 2pass

    Slow gives me about 3fps and faster about 6fps, how much would the multithread option speed it up?

    EDIT: compared screenshots, the difference between slower and faster was miniscule. I think faster should do it.

    I meant "faster" for QTGMC, not x264 encoding setting, but it could apply to that as well, it depends on the situation and rate control.

    QTGMC( Preset="faster" )

    Have a look at the instructions, there are other presets and dozens of other settings as well

    You cannot make quality comparison yadif and qtgmc at different bitrates (not a valid comparison for any quality comparison, not just deinterlacers)

    If you don't really care about exact filesize, consider using CRF encoding instead. It's 1 pass and faster. Use around 16-22 (lower values give higher bitrates , thus larger filesizes and quality). It allocates bitrate according to scene complexity - so high complexity content will get more bitrate than low complexity content - all proportional to the quality level you set. If you use CRF 0, it's lossless (huge filesizes)
    Yeah I meant QTGMC also, I had x264 encoding in slow.

    I think I will go with this, QTGMC faster, x264 slow CFR 16.

    Thanks for the help again yall.
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