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Where can I download MaskTools 1.4.15? |
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Thanks guys! |
Thanks FuPP,
HybridFuPP 0.85a works with new Deen DLL. |
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This deen version is 2 years old. The last one is called "1.0 Beta 1" and was release the August 13 2003 (the size is also twice the previous one : 240KB). It can be found here : http://atlas2.tgv.net/~media-video/f...c9c1b3be9b4655 I recommand you tu use it at it is far more efficient than the old one. |
FuPP,
Evaluation: each version of HybridFuPP is a little bit better. On my high motion test clip, HybridFuPP 0.85a made slightly smaller files (6,715,396 bytes vs 6,807,556 bytes), encode time was slightly faster (1:22 vs 1:23), and seemed to have slightly better quality than HybridFuPP 0.84b. I used HybridFuPP(352, 240, Preset="High") encoding to KDVD at CQ70 with TMPGEnc. |
Thanks Dialhot,
As you see, I have trouble finding the latest versions of DLLs. |
As suggested by someone in another forum, I will probably provide in the future all necessary Dlls in HybridFuPP's package. As long as I provide them within their original package, I think that all the authors should agree.
FuPP |
I'm going to try HybridFupp the next days, trying to put my Two Towers Extended Edition at VCD resolution on 1 CD-R with 112kb/sec audio. I tried that in November I recall, but wasn't satisfied at all with quality. We'll see what this new technique will bring us... :lol:
I guess I'll try ffvfw on this low bitrate project... 8) |
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observations: your thread "in another forum" :wink: :lol: need to up.....is on the second page :arrow: but the visits still encreasing a lot,and don't have new posts. i was thinking in post something only to do the HybridFuPP thread up to the top again.... but .....is not a good idea (you know what i mean)! better is another member do this! :wink: |
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What a strange idea Jorel ! Why do you want HybridFuPP's thread to be artificially up ? I'm not looking for fame ! :) Btw, It will be upper when I will post a new version. I have already improved a few things, like filtering chain and debug mode, but not sure it deserves a new release now. FuPP @ Jellygoose : good luck ! |
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"I'm not looking for fame ! " i know,i know, and i don't was thinking it, don't be afraid my friend.! :) the thread deserve stay in the top, then everybody can find it easily, this is what i mean! :wink: |
Say... it will deserve it more when I will have posted a new version !
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:) :lol: :lol: new version take to best results that takes to more views!!! :wink: |
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"Say..." meant "Let's say..." :!: FuPP |
@ all......please:
do a sample (little chapter or use trim) with this script and post your opinion! mpeg2source("D:\toystory1\1.D2V") Asharp(1,3) Levels(0,1.04,255,0,255) GripCrop(720,480,overscan=1,source_anamorphic=true ,dest_anamorphic=false) BicubicResize(GripFit_resize_width,GripFit_resize_ height,0,0.6) HybridFuPP(720, 480, Preset="High", Chroma=False) #GripBorders() #function fmin( int f1, int f2) { # return ( f1<f2 ) ? f1 : f2 #} Function HybridFupp(clip input, int "width", int "height", int "E_Thr", int "ST_Str", int "SP_Str", int "sharp_x", \ int"sharp_y", int "M_Thr", int "M_SCD",int "Nresizer", int "Eresizer", bool "chroma", bool "dering", \ bool "special", int "special_Thr", string "preset", int "debug") { } GripBorders() ConvertToYUY2() #trim(13000,14000) thanks in advance! :) something wrong in the script? please, show the corrections! i encode toy story 1 using this script for test. my own opinion? ...later! :wink: |
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You redefine the Hybrid function into your script so the original one is never used ! That is yours that is used, and this one does... NOTHING ! Why do you have this line ? Code:
Function HybridFupp(clip input, int "width", int "height", int "E_Thr", int "ST_Str", int "SP_Str", int "sharp_x", \ Note : preset "Hight" use Lanczosresize as resizer. You use that in common with asharp and level. Don't you find this "ants" you don't like in lanczos when you encode with that ? I love lanczos but I found "Hight" preset too much. I rather use "medium". |
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