avisynth: Temporal Seemed to work better than Convolution?
I have just started John Q and the test file looked really great. The first few scenes had a bit of noise, but it just seemed to get better as it went along. Here is the script I used
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\MPEG2Dec\MPEG2DEC.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\Convolution3d.dll") mpeg2source("C:\JOHN_Q\VIDEO_TS\johnq.d2v") BilinearResize(352,192,30,0,660,480) #Convolution3d (1,0,0,7,7,3,0) TemporalSmoother(2,2) AddBorders(0,24,0,24) #IL = Framecount / 100 # interval length in frames. #SL = round(Framerate) # sample length in frames. #SelectRangeEvery(IL,SL) Temporal Seemed to work better than Convolution so I commented that out. LBr template cq at 35 with max bit at 2300 min at 128 I hope more people will post their script and setting suggestions for their successful movies. |
Filters before Resize
You will get better compression and better qaulity if you put your filters before the resize. One draw back is that the encoding time will increase.
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