Recommended filter for upsclaing/resizing anime dvd to 576p?

[ACKR]

Hello i have a interlaced NTSC dvd that i have inverse telecined and used QTGMC to remove the interlacing. Now i want to resize / upscale this video to 576p which resizer would you recommend. I tried resizing with Spline36, I am not too experienced with this

[davexnet]

Are you trying to create a PAL DVD?
See this thread:
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/353535-How-to-upscale-with-Nnedi3

[ProWo]

https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/396482-up-scale-a-new-small-and-simple-Upscaler

[hello_hello]

You should IVTC and/or de-interlace and upscale in a single script. Is that what you're referring to or have you already re-encoded once? There's also the difference between PAL and NTSC frame rates, assuming you're wanting to upscale and produce a PAL DVD (given you mentioned 576p).
There might also be other filters you could apply at the same time to improve the quality, if need be. It'd be a good idea to upload a small sample of the original DVD video for the best advice. You can use DGIndex to extract a section of the video from a vob file. Or you can do the same by opening a vob file with TSMuxer and using it's split function to save a small section of video as a TS file. You only need to upload a video sample, It doesn't matter if it includes audio. It probably wouldn't hurt to also post the script you used to IVTC and de-interlace to make sure you're doing the correct thing for your source.

[manono]

Hello i have a interlaced NTSC dvd that i have inverse telecined and used QTGMC to remove the interlacing.

That makes no sense. When asking for help, you should always both post your script and provide a sample.

You should IVTC...

Yes, if anime it shouldn't be bobbed. As hello_hello suggests, use DGIndex to cut a small section - 10 seconds or so with steady movement. Maybe it's field-blended, requiring special treatment.

[ACKR]

Hello i have a interlaced NTSC dvd that i have inverse telecined and used QTGMC to remove the interlacing.

That makes no sense. When asking for help, you should always both post your script and provide a sample.

You should IVTC...

Yes, if anime it shouldn't be bobbed. As hello_hello suggests, use DGIndex to cut a small section - 10 seconds or so with steady movement. Maybe it's field-blended, requiring special treatment.

src = lvf.src(r"L:\Encodes\title00.mkv")
src = core.std.SetFieldBased(src, 2) # 1=BFF, 2=TFF
src = haf.QTGMC(src, TFF=True, Preset='Slow', InputType=0, SourceMatch=3, Sharpness=0.2,FPSDivisor=2)

src = core.vivtc.VFM(src,order=1, cthresh=10)

src = core.vivtc.VDecimate(src)

crop =core.std.Crop(src,4,4,0,0)

res = crop.resize.Spline36(1024,576)


depth = fvf.Depth(res ,16)


noise = haf.SMDegrain(depth,tr=2,thSAD=150,prefilter=1 , plane=0)



aa = taa.TAAmbk(noise, aatype='Nnedi3')
halo = haf.FineDehalo(aa, darkstr=0)


deband = core.f3kdb.Deband(halo,range=16, y=64, cb=20, cr=20, grainy=42, grainc=8, output_depth=16)



final = fvf.Depth(deband ,10)


final.set_output()

here is my basic script. will try to upload sample later