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    I'm sure this has been asked, but I'm probably Googling it wrong since I can't find a solution.

    I'm trying to inverse telecine from a blu-ray source.
    My go to script for DVDs is:
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    mpeg2source("Source.d2v")
    loadcplugin("yadif.dll")
    TFM(pp=2,clip2=yadif(mode=0),d2v="Source.d2v")
    tdecimate()
    Since the source is AVC I'm using DGIndexNV instead of regular DGIndex, but that outputs a .dgi file which seems to be incompatible with "d2v=" in TIVTC.
    I'm open to suggestions on to how to make this work or a better alternative.
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  2. If MPEG2Source opens it, then why are you using DGIndexNV at all? Can't you use DGIndex?

    I don't know what source filter you're using. Leave out the ",d2v="Source.d2v" as you don't need it. And Yadif would probably be the last filter I'd use to post-process it. Even the default is of better quality.

    mpeg2source("Source.d2v")
    TFM(pp=2")
    tdecimate()

    Or use LSMASHVideoSource or LWlibavVideoSource.
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  3. Originally Posted by doctorm View Post
    Since the source is AVC I'm using DGIndexNV instead of regular DGIndex, but that outputs a .dgi file which seems to be incompatible with "d2v=" in TIVTC.
    I'm open to suggestions on to how to make this work or a better alternative.
    As you you seem to have NVidia graphics you can also try

    Code:
    DGSource("your.dgi")
    DGTelecide().DGDecimate()
    Depending on source it may even perform better. See also here
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/404932-Handling-moire#post2649769
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    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    If MPEG2Source opens it, then why are you using DGIndexNV at all? Can't you use DGIndex?

    I don't know what source filter you're using. Leave out the ",d2v="Source.d2v" as you don't need it. And Yadif would probably be the last filter I'd use to post-process it. Even the default is of better quality.

    mpeg2source("Source.d2v")
    TFM(pp=2")
    tdecimate()

    Or use LSMASHVideoSource or LWlibavVideoSource.
    It's not an mpeg2 source. I just copy pasted my usual script for DVD IVTC'ing. It is AVC.
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    Originally Posted by doctorm View Post
    Since the source is AVC I'm using DGIndexNV instead of regular DGIndex, but that outputs a .dgi file which seems to be incompatible with "d2v=" in TIVTC.
    I'm open to suggestions on to how to make this work or a better alternative.
    As you you seem to have NVidia graphics you can also try

    Code:
    DGSource("your.dgi")
    DGTelecide().DGDecimate()
    Depending on source it may even perform better. See also here
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/404932-Handling-moire#post2649769
    Didn't know those were a thing. I'll give it a try.
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  6. For AVC you can can also use ffVideoSource() or LSMASHVideoSource() or LWlibavVideoSource().
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