60P to 30P with maximum smoothness

[robsonbyte]

Hello,

I am Brazilian and I'm using Google Translator. I hope you understand my question.
Look at this example:


I want to convert my video from 60p to 30p with motion smoothness of the video on the left.
But when I convert my video from 60P to 30P smoothness of motion is horrible, like the video to the right and I do not want it.

I know you can do this. Once I got it but do not remember how. I know I do not need AviSynth because it did not have previously. And now I tried to use, I found it very confusing and scripts always fail for me.

[Cauptain]

You need the Avisynth to make this.

The script is actually very simple and the results are spectacular to Youtube.

Download the file, copy all files (minus script) to the folder "Avisynth/plugins" and then only load in any program that accepts .avs (Virtualdub, Megui, Ripbot264 ...)

Any questions, just talk.

Voce precisa do Avisynth para conseguir isso.

O script é muito simples na verdade e os resultados são espetaculares para Youtube.

Baixe o arquivo , extraia tudo(Menos o script) para a pasta plugins do "Avisynt/Plugins" e depois é so carregar em qualquer programa que aceite .avs (Virtualdub, Megui, Ripbot264...)

Qualquer duvida, só falar.

AVS - 60FPS TO 30FPS.rar




Claudio

[robsonbyte]

Thanks for the help. I tried to use the files, but an error message appeared.

[Cauptain]

Hummm, see.

Replace old deblink4.avs for this below:

deblink4.avs

Try and reply.



Claudio

[robsonbyte]

Doesn't work, another error here:

[poisondeathray]

Open up the deblink4.avs that was posted above; The call is ng_deblink , not deblink4

ie. Replace deblink4 with ng_deblink in your script

[robsonbyte]

Open up the deblink4.avs that was posted above; The call is ng_deblink , not deblink4

ie. Replace deblink4 with ng_deblink in your script

This fix works, but here came a new problem: I can not see the video. Turned 180 degrees.

[jagabo]

Check the frame size. Some filters require mod 8 or mod 16. Also verify the ng_deblink() call is the problem. Comment it out (put a # sign at the start of the line) and see if you still have problems.

[jagabo]

Deblink...
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By the way, what exactly is this filter supposed to do? I've tried ng_deblink(), with several different types of video (60 fps game caps, film sped up to 60 fps, etc.) and most of the time it returns the same thing as SelectEven(). When it does modify the picture I just see a few small ugly blotches:

[robsonbyte]

Check the frame size. Some filters require mod 8 or mod 16. Also verify the ng_deblink() call is the problem. Comment it out (put a # sign at the start of the line) and see if you still have problems.

I changed the codec from x264 to xvid in MEGUI, I can now see the video. At first the smoothness of motion is equal to the other converters I've used. Result: video lag, not soft.

Thanks for the help, but not getting the result I want. I will continue researching.