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muhali3 09-22-2003 07:17 PM

Avisynth: Sharpening without making blocks noticeable?
 
is there any filter that can sharpen my movies without making blocks and noise more noticeable.

I'm asking this because i am encoding my movie at 352x240 and it looks very soft/blurry.

i don't want to increase the resolution by to much because i want to keep the file size low.

The source resolution is 576x304.

Thanks in advance

kwag 09-22-2003 09:15 PM

Hi muhali3,

If you are using the MA optimal script, you can change the line that reads:
asharp(1, 4)
To:
asharp(2, 4) or to asharp(3, 4)

That will increase the sharpness of the picture.
Even if you are not using the MA script, you can still add that filter, and use it as above.

-kwag

jamesp 09-24-2003 01:19 PM

Is it best to sharpen first before smoothing or after?

Jim


Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
Hi muhali3,

If you are using the MA optimal script, you can change the line that reads:
asharp(1, 4)
To:
asharp(2, 4) or to asharp(3, 4)

That will increase the sharpness of the picture.
Even if you are not using the MA script, you can still add that filter, and use it as above.

-kwag


kwag 09-24-2003 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamesp
Is it best to sharpen first before smoothing or after?

Jim

Yes, because if you smooth before sharpenning, there's nothing to sharpen :)

-kwag

Jellygoose 09-25-2003 12:46 PM

Just my 2 cents here:

I made the experience that it is not worth it to go for a lower resolution and sharpen the picture, rather than going for a higher resolution and soften it. what I mean is : if you want to get more sharpness, simply go for a higher resolution, because filesize will get bigger too if you use a higher sharpening value, and the results might not please you. at least they don't please me. :wink:

jorel 09-25-2003 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jellygoose
Just my 2 cents here:

I made the experience that it is not worth it to go for a lower resolution and sharpen the picture, rather than going for a higher resolution and soften it. what I mean is : if you want to get more sharpness, simply go for a higher resolution, because filesize will get bigger too if you use a higher sharpening value, and the results might not please you. at least they don't please me. :wink:

yes Jell, really right!
:wink:

i did the same:
was 352x480 with "sharp" and got the (round) same size and
little more quality with 480x480 without "sharp".
of course, don't know if i will get the same
from differents movies with differents final times!
only the tests will show!
:)


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