During making some tests using other denoisers and sources I recognised an error and I hope my friends you didn't waste too much time.
Well as my mouth was too wide open when beeing amazed
there was a little confusion whe I did a wrong size correction today in this Thread I posted yesterday containing the correct sizes in the script!!!!
The picture above is right!! and made using a down-filter-upsizing BUT it was made with the script including a resize to 352x576!!! so its not a OneQuaterOne its a OneHalfOne, ... thats why its still so sharp by maintaining the vertical size and its sharpen factor in comparison to a horizontal size of a videostream. I was just shure I leaved the 352x288 I don't know why, maybe it was yesterday a little bit too late, sorry
Sorry for this 352x288 mistake Gentlemen!!!, .... so you have to resize to 1/2 DVD size NOT VCD size!
But as you still see the resizing from 768x576 to 352x576,adding the pixiedust and bring it back to 704x576 gave me a good denoised picture as shown above, thats fact.
And I imagine Jorel & Kwag when you posted your feedback you still read the correct script, when it was still at 352x576 posted. I hope so!!
Kwag ... I used VagueDenoiser instead of pixiedust() just to figure out.
VagueDenoiser also did make the picture less noisy thats true but the picture especially the surfaces still seem a little "disturbed" and therefore the picture isn't that calm as when pixiedust is used.
I also tried Golddust but Golddust seems to make the picture more smoother also the details.
And Jorel as you ended up with a "sonrisa" in your face by imagine that you can also receive that quality with your ATI All in Wonder, which now its not possible I can still say thats a big advantage to do the pixiedust and scale it up and sharpen it. I did a lot of tests the last hours to give a little 352x288 example to you
using this kind of also a nice script.
I did encode a 352x288 MJPEG to 704x576 mpeg2 using the following script and burned it togehther with a mpeg1 352x288 version of the same source to a DVD-RW.
##############################
LoadPlugin("C:\Programme\AviSynth 2.5\LoadPluginEx.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Programme\AviSynth 2.5\pllugins20\DustV5.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Programme\AviSynth 2.5\pllugins20\MJPEGcorrect.dll")
#
Avisource("H:\capture\capture352x288.avi")
MJPEGcorrect()
Limiter()
#### no resizing down when already captured at 352x288
Pixiedust()
ConverttoYV12()
Bicubicresize(704, 576) # in this case of 288 high to 576 bicubicresize gives a better picture
Asharp(1.5,4)
Unfilter(60,60)
Limiter()
##############################
Original 352x288 upscaled on a Tv:
An handled by the script "352x288to704x576"
When watching on a TV there is an advantage in comparison to when the player resizes the stream to 1:1 PAL Screen size which is done by the mpeg1 352x288 sample.
Even with the lower CQ of the 704x576 or 352x576 (pixiedusted, upscaled and sharpened 352x288 origin.) it makes sense if your player accepts 352x576 or 704x576 KVCDs or if you want to burn your ATI All in Wonder Captures to KDVD.
Now Im testing the d2v Streams using the 720x576-352x576-filtering-704x576 script as shown and corrected again in my first posting of this thread.