Chroma Shift
Hi,
I'm using VirtualDub to capture AVI from my 8mm camcorder. Then process the clip with AVISYNTH + CCE. script.avs: Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\DVD2AVIDG\MPEG2DEC3.DLL") I allready tried : Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\DVD2AVIDG\MPEG2DEC3.DLL") Is there any other way I can solve this ? Thanks. |
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Have you tried separating the fields before filtering, just to see the result :?:
-kwag |
Does that phenomenom already occur when just loaded using Avisource() and no other filters applied?
To me it seems the error already comes from the camcorder/pc transfer?! Thats not only chromashift but the chroma is totally blurred. |
I suspect this is an interlaced issue. Look carefully at the jagged lines on the stair rails :!:
-kwag |
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The TV CARD is a Conexant's BTPCI WDM Video Capture (Generic Driver) Virtual DUB settings : ------------------------ Video Source - Video Composite Video Format - 720 x 576 YUY2 Video Compression - HuffYuv V2.1.1 Video Filter - none The blurred effect is notice in the captured AVI file. Any advice on captured method or, with this "poor" TV card, this is the best that I can have ? Thanks ! |
Try capturing 704x576! As the standard BT drivers usually dont capture "true" 720. You can see that IF at a 720 capture there dontt exist 8pix Black borders each on the right and leftside of the capture. If they do exist, then 720 is ok.
I do ask cause if you dont capture in drivers native active width, then the driver scales, means ... it could be responsable for such a result, .... just test it. |
Tried at 704x576, but the result is exactly the same :cry:
After a litle search, I found this BT8x8 Tweaker http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/cap...t_tweaker.html I played around with the settings, but . . . I donīt see big diferences (if any) Any more advices ? Thanks |
Try reducing saturation, the colors look oversaturated to my eyes. The colors are actually bleeding left and right, there's not much you can do about it. Unfortunately composite signal is the worst you can get :(
EDIT: I just remembered this: Code:
Function FixChromaBleeding (clip input) { |
Boulder, You were right :!:
I reduce the saturation and now the image look much better :wink: Also, I'm now using this script (as discussed in http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15826) and HC encoder Code:
AVISource("D:\teste2.avi") http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif Thanks to ALL ! Cheers, Pedro |
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