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    Hmm, hey

    I actually wrote some things in

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/397013-PotPlayer-NS-Uplavnyalka-%28SVP-port%29-60f...-levels-pxshad
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/397018-Tradidtional-subtitles-are-shit-~_~-its-fixible-%5E_%5E

    But im bored). Shortly, I had a lot of time and think about video, made some great (in my opinion) things which can help people for watching video

    I'm an author of potplayer build, I asked pp's developer to make some things, but actually im not commertial and can suggest something what another projects cant

    https://www.upload.ee/files/11609217/Uplavnyalka_pxshaders.7z.html

    This file has shaderpack for debanding, noise which restores natural view of picture, black/white levels control

    Some comparison for youtube video





    Also it has Uplavnyalka -this think based on SVP (best motion interpolation solution as I know) libs and SVP generator logic, and it has very small size (1.5mb, not 200mb like SVP)

    I designed all of them for PotPlayer, but actually you can use it with any player.

    My 'usual' combination of pixel shader

    pre-resize - white 236, debanding 70-90. If video has lower quality, you can use stronger debanding

    post-resize I apply noise shader 2-5 and black ~10-16

    I have 1366x768 display and its logical to apply noise after scaling anyway, by the way post-resize shaders applyes for whole screen and black borders. This combination moves black point for black borders too and add some noises, looks great

    You can ask me if you want, I dont have to do anything anyway. My english could be corrupted, sorry
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    Comparison before/after shaders, look at black borders and gradients
    Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP79zHALbH4 00:00:14.738



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    Animations, especially anime, looks much more realistic

    When it was analog time, CRT display had # and with some analog noise looks more realistic, thhan digital hires display. But its restorable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_HjMIjzyMU

    You can control intensivity of shaders and reduce noise, but i prefer this











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    Interested in trying this one out but I'm having problems getting this up and running in avisynth through ffdshow. Could you post an example script that you'd see in ffdshow's avisynth tab?

    Thanks!
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    hey! I dont use ffdshows players actually, its designed for pot, for ffdshow just for fun, but it worked at least when it was supersvp https://github.com/Onemeshnik/supersvp

    How install to ffdshow - drag and drop script file to 'Send script to ffdshow.bat' in avisynth folder when ffdshow is stopped

    U will not see 'script' in avisynth folder, it will be just import line of profile

    Also this profile works with 'svp core'
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  6. Hi @DanilaZabiaka! I would like to try this project of yours. But I don't know if I'm doing it right.
    What I have done so far:
    1. Opened potplayer and gone to settings.
    2. I go to Video>>AviSynth
    3. Under AviSynth, I clicked Load script>>Load script from a file and selected "Uplavnyalka35-CPU.avs"
    4. I checked "Enable AviSynth processing" clicked "Apply" and "OK".
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    I tried playing a video but it shows me this:
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    Last edited by Shnxxx; 16th Oct 2020 at 09:40.
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  7. Hoping for your reply.
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