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  1. I have a 320 x 480 video that I want to make Bluray compliant at 720 x 480. This is what I use to upscale it:

    turnleft().nnedi3(dh=true).turnright()

    Should I denoise before or after I upscale?
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  3. I'm using McTemporalDenoise and QTGMC. Should I use them both before upscaling or just McTemporalDenoise? Is this OK?

    Code:
    setmtmode(5,9)
    Mpeg2Source("J:\2 = New\z = Encode\Raw January 12 1998.d2v", CPU=6)
    setmtmode(2,0)
    
    McTemporalDenoise(settings="medium", interlaced=true) # Sharpening strength is 150
    
    turnleft().nnedi3(dh=true).turnright()
    
    AssumeTFF() # or AssumeBFF() depending on the source
    QTGMC(Preset="Super Fast") # Removes interlacing artefacts. Strangely this is faster than Ultra Fast
    SeparateFields()
    SelectEvery(4,0,3)
    Weave()
    
    Tweak(Bright=10, Sat=1.0, Cont=0.8, Hue=0.0, Coring=False)
    
    Crop(10,0,-8,0)
    AddBorders(18,0,16,0, $000000)
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    Deinterlace with QTGMC before the upscale.

    If you were doing a spatial denoise, deinterlacing would need to go before the denoise filter.
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    deinterlace, denoise, upscale
    or
    deinterlace, upscale, denoise
    or
    deinterlace, denoise, upscale, denoise

    depending on the qualities of the noise and upscaler.

    With QTGMC and nnedi3, beware of plastic/chiselled looking video on the output. I usually put up with the plastic look, but others may prefer another approach. e.g. a simple horizontal resize with maybe a very gentle interlaced denoise (or bob/denoise/de-interlace denoise) will sometimes look better (the output will be interlaced).

    Cheers,
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