If you're going to use TemporalSmoother, use it with (1,2), if you have a low quality DVD.
If you're encoding analog sources, then you can use (2,2). It really depends on how dirty the source is.

-kwag

@acidfire:

I just did "Kate & Leopold" again with the 352x240 PLUS template, because the one I did before looked like crap! That quality of the DVD is very bad, in many parts of the film. Specially when the movie starts, on the "gears" scene. So I re-encoded it with TemporalSmoother(1,2) and now it looks great!. Also the complete movie with audio at 160Kbps is 781MB :wink:
So there you have a good example where to use temporal smoother filter.

-kwag

Kwag,
Thanks for the reply, and example. :lol: I will keep that in mind when I encode some more movies. I did do another movie since my last post and it came out real good. I think I will try a movie with temperal smooth at (1,2) and see what I get. Like I said your templetes are great. :lol: I think maybe I messed up on a couple of movies when I started to use your templete. :oops: But great job on the templete and keep up the great work. 8)