Avisynth: VHS and Capture script?
Is the VHS and Capture optimal script for avisynth 2.5? because it looks small, can you use the dvd and clean material script for captures?
Bilal |
Good Question the Capture script in the Optimal is only for ASynth 2.08
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Here is what I used for Vhs captures on AVIsynth 2.52
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cool thanks for that :)
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Sorry for being late on this, but you don't have to follow this script to the exact, you probably already know that, but just to make sure, you should change the MergeLuma(blur(0.15)) to MergeLuma(blur(0.1)) like kwag says(I was doing this because I was encoding and anime). Also you shouldn't have that high resolution of a TV capture; I just did it because I was testing the power of it. And the last thing tomsmocomp usually should be (1,?,1) and the question mark should change it kind of changes from computer to computer see what one give you the best speed/size/quality, make sure you stay in the limit of -1 - 30 its best if you only do odds.
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Don't use values higher than 5 in TomsMoComp! It's a known fact that it may produce weird artifacts and even the author, Tom Barry, recommends 5 as the maximum Search Effort value.
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Thanx Boulder I didn't know that at all. I just didn't notice any weird artifacts.
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i downloaded all the filters needed for your script ak47 all except LoadPluginEx.dll because i couldn't find it, but do i have to go back to an earlier version of avisynth to use it?
Bilal |
Ya you could get it here http://www.avisynth.org/~warpenterprises/ it's in the WarpSharp Package called warpsharp_25_dll_20030121. But next time hit search on this forum it’s been asked about it location a lot of times, but since your new here its ok.
P.S. just call me ak it’s my initials Have fun with your captures. |
thanks AK i thought you called yourself that after the gun ak47 :)
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Hi Ak, I notice in your script you use .d2v instead of avi, did u capture to mpeg2 or mpeg1 or avi file? the reason i ask is because your source seems to be in yv12 colorspace.
thanks, dredj |
Help with script
I get an error running the script at the start of this topic, '....MSVCP71.DLL was not found....'. :(
Any ideas??? :lightbulb: |
You need to move the two dll's in
http://www.geocities.com/wilbertdijkhof/71.cab to your system/system32 dir of windows. |
Thanks
Thanks Wilbert, worked a treat..... :D
Funny :? I've seen no mention of these files before on this site, I wonder why I'm the first to have a problem with them :?: All I have to do now is sort out the 'Upside down mirror problem' with my output file. I've tried all the suggestions to date and none seem to work :( |
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Funny I've seen no mention of these files before on this site, I wonder why I'm the first to have a problem with them Quote:
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Upside down
The thread was http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....ghlight=upside
Here is the 'AVIcodec' info from one of my captured files:- File : 1.55 GB (1.55 GB), duration 0:29:48, type AVI, 1 audio stream(s), quality 72 % Video : 1.24 GB, 5976 Kbps, 25.0 fps, res. 352*288 (4:3), BW10 = Unknown, Supported Audio : 300 MB, 1411 Kbps, 44100 Hz, 2 chan., 0x1 = PCM, Supported I use a Broadway Capture card:- http://www.b-way.com/ It's not just the above file that is causing problems, it's any that I've captured using this card. They're fine if I use TMPGEnc on it's own, it only occurs when I use TOK. :? |
Sorry, late reply but maybe someone else who's also searching in here to see an alternative script for interlaced Tv captures can maybe try this script:
(change to NTSC values if needed) EDIT: Moved the fade-command lines to the end of the script (see Jorel's advices further down) Code:
just let me know I'm on experimental ways ... always ;-) With this script I received very good deinterlaced streams, here an example (this example is orig. still at 768x576 (not mpeg) and NOT resized to 480x576, but you can assume the Quality at a horizontally resized format): http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif A very easy way to find out which values (like the (0, 1, 15, 100, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 2, 1, 0)-Line at the Deinterlacer part) are the best for NTSC is: Open your Avi in Vdub... choose this smart deinterlacer filter ... choose your settings in the "Smart Deinterlacer"-window ... do a preview until you stuck with the best quality ... safe the "processing settings" in Vdub ... open this Vdub-settings"...vcf" file in the Windows editor .... copy exactly the values as shown above ... an paste them into the Script at the Deinterlacing Part. Thats it! ;-) |
incredible,
i did tons of tests using fade and here are my simple observations: use fade in the end of the script, is faster and give me some problems when is in the begining, now i don't remember what error... important: when (if) you search the prediction, remove the lines with fade cos will give wrong CQ values. :wink: |
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So I move the Lines containing the fade-commands to the end of the script ...? And whats about the incorrect CQ Value if I use prediction (yes I do ;-))??? Should I remove the fade commands while prediction and add them again before encoding totally? Thanx a lot! PS: What means "cos" in combination with fade you wrote |
yes my friend,
you're right in all observations! remove the lines with fade to got predictions.... then put fade to the (very)end of the script to encode. :) oh...cos? means :arrow: because.....is in klinglish! :lol: |
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