How to avoid scenes cut combed frames on capture?
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When I capture with the VCR line TBC on the scene cuts are nice, moving from one frame to the next. However, when I capture with the VCR line TBC off (for video stabilization reasons) even going from VCR to EC15 and then to full frame TBC, I get a frame of combined fields from the current and next angle resulting in a noisy flash when playing. Is there a way to avoid this?
Erich |
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Same scene, same hardware, but with the VCR built-in TBC active and clean frames on each side of a scene cut. I can't always capture with it on due to other artifacts introduced.
Erich |
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Almost a year later, I accidentally found this thread. The issue is easily fixed with one line in Avisynth. Some sort of field order shift (or field dominance reversal?) -- I'm a bit too tired to fully think it through and explain it. Similar to the shift in the thread " http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/vide...html#post64266 " but not exactly.
All you need: Code:
SeparateFields().Trim(1,0).Weave() Code:
AVISource("TBC-off-angle-cut.avi").AssumeTFF() Attachment 11186 Attachment 11187 |
Thanks, I'll take a closer look at what you did, although this turned out to not really be a problem other than for that one case that I posted.
Erich |
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