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  1. Member videocheez's Avatar
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    I'm convinced that TMPGE gives better quality for my taste when converting avi to DVD. I'm also pretty sure that I could achieve the same quality with CCE if I know the correct plugins and scripts to implement when frameserving with avisynth. My goal is to obtain the same quality as TMPGE is less time.
    Please help with the instructions on the script and plugins to do the following in CCE:

    1. simple color correction
    2. noise reduction
    3. sharpen edge
    4. clip frame
    5. ghost reduction

    Those are the five filters that i selected from TMPGE's "other settings" prior to encoding. If i can figure out how to write these in avisynth and frame serve them to CCE, I will be able to see if CCE can give the same quality as TMPGE. If you don't know the scripts please direct me to a good avisynth instruction location.

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    for noise reduction you could use:
    LoadPlugin("C:\fluxsmooth.dll")
    FluxSmooth(temporal_threshold=7, spatial_threshold=7)
    for clip frame you could just use crop. Crop(0, 0, 0, 0)
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    i think faerydust also does noise reduction. the script looks like this:
    LoadPlugin("C:\dustv4.dll")
    faerydust()
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    Are these plugins files that are associated with windows or do I need to download and install them. I don't remember installing them in the past.

    Thanks in advance,

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    His name was MackemX

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    Go to www.avisynth.org. The docs there are great and they have links to lots of plugins.
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    Thanks guyz, more work to do. I think I'll just watch movies tonight.
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