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Originally Posted by SansGrip
...which raises an interesting point. When using TMPGEnc resizing you're significantly altering the noise added by Blockbuster, because it should really be used after the resize.
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Hmm, so I should resize in the .avs first, apply BlockBuster, then just use Center for the video arrangement in TMPGEnc.. got it. I thought that the resizers in AviSynth were better though, so the resulting file size is bigger..?
As far as BlockBuster goes, I guess I don't understand how the filter works completely then.. why would you want to use the resolution the TMPGEnc is encoding at? Wouldn't that be irrelevant as far as the image the filter works with is concerned?
The way I understand it, the frameserver (AviSynth) is applying the filters before it even gets to TMPGEnc, so why would you use the end/encoded resolution instead of the resolution of the image it (AviSynth) is actually working with?
Again, maybe I just don't understand how it works.. please explain the logic =)
In the meantime, I am going to try simply using
Code:
BlockBuster(method="noise", detail_min=1, detail_max=10, variance=1, cache=1024)
All by its lonesome to see what kinds of results I get. Or would I be better off using the sharpening as well?
Thanks again for all your help -- much appreciated