Double Video - Ghosting Problems.

[Xyena]

Okay so this CD was released in 2003 (03-11-19) And is the Japanese version of A present for everyone. And the bonus DVD footage, which i need for my site to archive. but the video is somehow, really bad, and will not work. I've tried dropping the fps to 25, no result. IVTC in virtualdub, only creates a weird darkening halo, for when it DOES work. I'm only uploading one of the music videos from that disc. but it has the same error.

[davexnet]

Is this video you encoded, or the source?

The video is flagged as progressive, but contains artifacts that are common when interlaced video
is incorrectly resized

[jagabo]

You need to provide a sample of the original MPEG 2 video.

[Xyena]

Is this video you encoded, or the source?

The video is flagged as progressive, but contains artifacts that are common when interlaced video
is incorrectly resized

I swear i used WinX DVD Ripper, and i clicked the deinterlacing off. wtf man. I'll try using other software

[Xyena]

Is this video you encoded, or the source?

The video is flagged as progressive, but contains artifacts that are common when interlaced video
is incorrectly resized

I swear i used WinX DVD Ripper, and i clicked the deinterlacing off. wtf man. I'll try using other software

heres the stuff i'll be ripping it at. format factory says it is 9800 for bitrate

winx likes to downscale the output for some reason, which i why i put it a bit higher. everything else should be good.

[jagabo]

Use DgIndex (included in the DGMpgDec package) to extract a short MPEG 2 sample. Open the VOB file with DGIndex, mark in, mark out, File -> Save Project and Demux Video. Upload the resulting m2v file. Be sure to select a minute or two that shows the problems.

https://www.videohelp.com/software/DGMPGDec

[Xyena]

Use DgIndex (included in the DGMpgDec package) to extract a short MPEG 2 sample. Open the VOB file with DGIndex, mark in, mark out, File -> Save Project and Demux Video. Upload the resulting m2v file. Be sure to select a minute or two that shows the problems.

https://www.videohelp.com/software/DGMPGDec

i only get a error

Too may pictures per GOP (>=500)
DGindex will terminate
(lmao rip)
idk what this means tbh xD

[davexnet]

Did you access the DVD directly with DGindex or did you use a copy on your hard drive?
If it's encrypted you must decrypt it first

[jagabo]

Too may pictures per GOP (>=500)

I've never seen that error message from DgIndex (and I've used it for thousands of videos). I suspect davexnet's specutation is right.

[Xyena]

Did you access the DVD directly with DGindex or did you use a copy on your hard drive?
If it's encrypted you must decrypt it first

yeah had to decrypt it, urgh. also was slow, but i got around to it just now. here is a good sample with alot of moving. please also note, for the deinterlaced one i was doing i was using FieldsKit Deinterlacer. It looks better to me anyway. (https://revisionfx.com/products/fieldskit/after-effects/)

[davexnet]

There are some blended frames, deinterlacing not much help with that.
You can use Srestore() in Avisynth to give a 25 fps output

Mpeg2source("C:\Users\davex\Desktop\avs_test\VTS_01_12.demuxed.d2v")
Assumetff()
Qtgmc()
Srestore()

[Xyena]

There are some blended frames, deinterlacing not much help with that.
You can use Srestore() in Avisynth to give a 25 fps output

Mpeg2source("C:\Users\davex\Desktop\avs_test\VTS_01_12.demuxed.d2v")
Assumetff()
Qtgmc()
Srestore()

mpeg2source will not somehow FECKING work. how do i set it up???????????

[davexnet]

Open the source with Dgindex, save project (d2v file) open the d2v with Mpeg2source

[Xyena]

Open the source with Dgindex, save project (d2v file) open the d2v with Mpeg2source

there is no function called Mpeg2Source under AvsPmod, what.

[davexnet]

It's not built in, it's in the package jagabo mentioned in the post #6 above then you need to load it in the script
something similar to

LoadPlugin("d:\users\davex\Downloads\dgmpgdec158\DGDecode.dll")

[Xyena]

It's not built in, it's in the package jagabo mentioned in the post #6 above then you need to load it in the script
something similar to

LoadPlugin("d:\users\davex\Downloads\dgmpgdec158\DGDecode.dll")

okay the plugin is loaded, but it won't let me use it due to it being 64bit. im just about to quit. this is really annoying

[poisondeathray]

You can use mpeg2decplus, x64 version

https://github.com/Asd-g/MPEG2DecPlus/releases

If you think that's "annoying", wait until you try to gather up the QTGMC dependencies

[Xyena]

You can use mpeg2decplus, x64 version

https://github.com/Asd-g/MPEG2DecPlus/releases

thanks thanks.

[Xyena]

You can use mpeg2decplus, x64 version

https://github.com/Asd-g/MPEG2DecPlus/releases

If you think that's "annoying", wait until you try to gather up the QTGMC dependencies

unable to load d2v file

heres my dumb script

LoadPlugin("C:\Users\MELOL\Downloads\MPEG2DecPlus-0.1.2\x64\Release\MPEG2DecPlus64.dll")
Mpeg2source(d2v="C:\UIBX_1025\VIDEO_TS\trimmed\VTS _01_12.demuxed.d2v")
Assumetff()
Qtgmc()
Srestore()

note even if i took the d2v= off it still isnt working, thats why i tried that.

[poisondeathray]

Do you get an error message? Post the error message

[davexnet]

You can use mpeg2decplus, x64 version

https://github.com/Asd-g/MPEG2DecPlus/releases

If you think that's "annoying", wait until you try to gather up the QTGMC dependencies

I still use 32 bit for my scripts that use external filters; one day I may look into it.
I'd never heard of Mpeg2DecPlus.

In many cases I've downloaded the filter zip file and copied out the 32 bit plugin
and didn't bother with the 64 bit version - so comfortable am I with my present way of working.

I have all the zip archives, maybe I should extract all the 64 bit types and propagate that plugin folder too.
A little project for myself.

[Xyena]

Do you get an error message? Post the error message

here

[poisondeathray]

Are you sure the path / filename are correct ?

What version of avisynth ?

[Xyena]

Are you sure the path / filename are correct ?

What version of avisynth ?

sorry i screwed the filename up. heres the error. for some reason windows never liked my name so now its a u s t i every single computer lmfao

[poisondeathray]

Not sure why you are getting that error message, but QTGMC.avsi should be the avisynth plugins directory to autoload . Your x64 avisynth plugins directory if you are using x64 avisynth, x64 avspmod

[davexnet]

Post the complete script, and I'd suggest using Yadif instead of qtgmc for now - at least
You'll get a result and you can get qtgmc working later

[Xyena]

Not sure why you are getting that error message, but QTGMC.avsi should be the avisynth plugins directory to autoload . Your x64 avisynth plugins directory if you are using x64 avisynth, x64 avspmod

LoadPlugin("C:\Users\austi\Downloads\MPEG2DecPlus-0.1.2\x64\Release\MPEG2DecPlus64.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth+\plugins\QTGMC.avsi")
Mpeg2source("C:\UIBX_1025\VIDEO_TS\trimmed\VTS_01_ 12.d2v")
Assumetff()
QTGMC()
Srestore()

[poisondeathray]

.avsi should use Import() not LoadPlugin()

Import("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth+\plugins\QTGMC.avsi")

[Xyena]

.avsi should use Import() not LoadPlugin()

Import("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth+\plugins\QTGMC.avsi")

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[poisondeathray]

For that one, get

Zs_RF_Shared.avsi
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=174121


Update all the dependencies for x64, links should be updated on the wiki
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC