Dust version 5
 

version 5 of Dust is out to try...

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...0&pagenumber=1

This version should greatly reduce the blockiness with motion issue. It has many internal changes.

Two new filters introduced.
GoldDust Heavy filtering for more serious problems. This one will definately blur the image, so it recommended you use it before resizing smaller.

SpaceDust This fast filter is spatial only. For those complaining about how slow Dust is

It's PLAYTIME :mrgreen:

-kwag

Is this version suppose to be any faster? It seems like it's still the same as the last version as far as speed.

Try SpaceDust() instead of FaeryDust(). That has been added to the new version.

-kwag

@ kwag...

I saw your Episode II Sample somewhere... well isn't that what you would call heavy letterboxing?? I suppose you used Overscan 2 right? See what I meant earlier when I said that TV Overscan also reduces height?

btw: Sample looks damn good for a 1 CD encode of this high action beast!

It looks perfect on the TV. There are no borders on the sides. The TV stretches it flush with the edges, and looks the same aspect as the original DVD :wink:. Here's the script I used for that movie:


Yeah :D. I've been doing almost every ~2 hour movie on one CD with KVCDx3 and SansGrip's filters + Dust. It's good enough, and I don't need to change CD's in the middle of the movie :wink:

-kwag

Spacedust() cause a thin pink bar on the right side of the picture. It's just about the width of the overscan blocks. If i comment it out, the pink bar disappears. Any ideas? Here's my script:

LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\MPEG2DEC.dll")
#LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\fluxsmooth.dll")
#LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\blockbuster.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\legalclip.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\Convolution3D.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\DecombLegacy.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\DustV5.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\GripFit_preview.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\Sampler.dll")
#LoadPlugin("D:\avfilters\NoMoSmooth.dll")
Video1=mpeg2source("E:\L\disc1\LOTRDisc1.d2v")
Trim(Video1,0,189899)
Video2=mpeg2source("E:\L\disc2\LOTRDisc2.d2v")
Unalignedsplice(Video1,Video2)
Telecide()
Decimate()
LegalClip()
Gripcrop(352,480)
Letterbox(0,0,16,16)
Spacedust()
Convolution3d(preset="movieHQ")
Gripsize(resizer="LanczosResize")
Gripborders()
LegalClip()
Sampler()

No 8O. I didn't get that on my encode. It's not visible in the sample.

-kwag

Weird. I can see it in TMPGEnc preview, and when i play the sample in WinDVD. There is no pink bar when i use Faerydust, it's only there when i use Spacedust.

Have you tried removing every filter, and only using spacedust :idea:
Just to see if it is an interaction with another filter :!:

-kwag

No I haven't, I'll give that a try. Thanks.

Smoochie3
why are you using Letterbox(0,0,16,16) ?

Smoochie3

Let me know if you find a solution to the pink-bar problem -- I've got the same issue..

Well, someone asked how to you could have the TV overscan on just the sides without cutting any of the picture from the top and bottom, and from what i understand, using Letterbox(0,0,16,16) after Gripcrop() will accomplish that.

I'm not at home right now, but if i figure it out i'll let you...and you do the same! :D

Smoochie3

Have you tried to put letterbox after spacedust() in your script?

OK, I commented all the filters with "#", and the pink bar disappears. Then I removed the "#" for Gripcrop(352,480), Gripsize(resizer="LanczoseResize"), and the pink bar comes back. I also tried taking out the "resizer=LanczoseResize", but the pink bar is still there. So, Spacedust() must not like Gripcrop()/Gripsize(). :cry:

so, with this script:
There is NO pink bar.

But with this script:
The Pink Bar Comes Back! :x

Any Ideas?

Hi Smoochie3,

Did you take out Letterbox(0,0,16,16) line :idea:

Yes, i commented it in both scripts i tried. I just figured out that if i place the Gripsize(resizer="LanczosResize") immediately after the Letterbox(0,0,16,16) line, the pink bar disappears. Sooo...if i resize before applying the filters everything is ok. What would cause this?

recap:
This works:
This doesn't:

Try:

IIRC Dust needs the clip's width to be a multiple of 8, and by default GripCrop makes it a multiple of 4.

Use Letterbox last to add your overscan borders left and right and don't do any filtering afterwards or you'll likely lose the pure black.