Attached is a video clip. I am looking for the smoothest lines that are angled, especially ones that are almost horizontal. I used MSU Deinterlacer for my upload to Youtube, I decided to try QTGMC and was disgusted with what I saw. Clearly, I cannot cook itFor starters, I tried using border = true, but VDub threw an exception. Should I use another host for Avisynth or update its filters? Where on Windows I can run Avisynth scripts besides VDub?
Anyway, here is the clip in Cineform. If needed, I can re-encode with a different codec.
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For the future: You might want to save this as interlaced Cineform while it's interlaced.
According to MediaInfo this file uses progressive Cineform, which might be an issue.
If that really is your source, one major problem is that the aliasing is alread present in the separate fields.
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so additionally to deinterlacing your will need some anti-aliasing.users currently on my ignore list: deadrats, Stears555, marcorocchini -
vdub is pretty solid for avs script preview - if there is an exception error then something is wrong with your setup - perhaps one of the prerequisites .
Alternatively, you can preview scripts in mpchc or avspmod ; or check with avsmeter; or ffplay and encode with ffmpeg
I think are GUI's that have QTGMC bundled - such as staxrip and Selur's hybrid -
For visualisation, here's what QTGMC+santiag(strh=2, strv=2, nns=3, pscrn=2)+3xYAHR(blur=1, depth=16) does: https://imgsli.com/MjM3MDgw
QTGMC(Fast) for deinterlacing
Santiag for anti-aliasing
YAHR for de-haloing
I think are GUI's that have QTGMC bundled - such as staxrip and Selur's hybrid
(Hybrid is probably the last I would recommend to start with, since it assumes that the user knows what he is doing.)
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VDub2 has no settings for interlaced/progressive.
(or convert it to progressive content beforehand)
I'll search on anti-aliasing, thanks.users currently on my ignore list: deadrats, Stears555, marcorocchini -
Bwaak, first of all try capturing the same sequence with a lossless codec (HuffyYUV, supporting interlaced) to check if the jagged lines are present in the original fields (not frames) as well
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Last edited by Bwaak; 1st Feb 2024 at 17:32.
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Can you post the full script?
All filters used are available for Avisynth too:
QTGMC: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC
YAHR: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/YAHR
Santiag: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Santiag
Cu Selurusers currently on my ignore list: deadrats, Stears555, marcorocchini
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