KVCD: need video to be Brighter!
If I want my movie to be a little brighter, is it wise to use TMPGEnc“s simple color correction?
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No definetely not. Use something like this:
Levels(0,1.2,255,0,255) And play with the value (1.2). Values above 1 make the movie brighter, values below make it darker. |
Thanks, does it matter where I put that in the script?
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Are there other good ways to brighten the film, Tweak(...) maybe?
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The better way is as Jell showed!
Just do open your orig source using Vdub and choose its internal Vdubfilter "Levels" .... go and pick a "sample" (tab in the filter) in a scene .... a) .... where its very very dark :arrow: and move the left cursor that right until it touches the left end of the histogram. b) .... where its very shining bright (like an explosion) and move the right cursor to the left until it touches the right end of the histogram. Values should be like this 5_______1.000________245 0____________________255 First cursor bar is the full proporional modification range of the RGB/Luma Second bar is the range which will be delivered of that resulting Luma in total of the stream. So maybe you want to correct all your luma up to its peaks, ok, it looks nice BUT legal TV values do not allow that range between 0 and 255 and thats why you "can" correct" this afterwards as a whole. BUT we don't do that in VDub here! So just not the values in order of appearance. 5,1.0,245,0,255 Then enter your AVS Script and put the Levels() Command Levels(5,1.0,245,0,255) Thats it! And you don't need here to modify the last (0,255) values as Levels() now got the safe option "Coring" integratet which preserves a full TV legal luma range of 16-235 But caution! The image on aPC screen generally does appear more dark than in comparison to your Tv afterwards ..... that's why I would NOT change the gamma (1.0) value in levels. just a hint! |
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Or that way ... :P *lol*
DialHot, ... just gimme everything you want me to treat ... even hybrid NTSC streams to handle for 25PAL FPS but .... I think that ffdshow doesn't like me personally 8O I can do what I want :arrow: :angryfire: :) |
Vdub is great for avi sources but what about d2v?
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Hey, that works, thanks!
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BTW: Change to VirtualDubMOD as it supports full Avisynth editing (incl.Syntax/Spelling scanning) + direct previewing and so on! If you got problems using the FFdshow way from Dialhot, this is almost the same WYSIWYG way.
Both modes (FFdshow or VirtualDubMod) and their real preview you will love when testing filters and scrpit syntax) |
Wow, that editor is great, thanks for the tip!
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