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Forum: Avisynth Scripting 08-02-2007, 06:53 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Nope, it's just an alias for LoadCPlugin, which...

Nope, it's just an alias for LoadCPlugin, which sometimes gets overridden by the old LoadCPlugin from avisynth_c.dll. Load_Stdcall_Plugin was included in v2.5.6 I think.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 08-02-2007, 05:53 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
A small update

Here's YADIF, which is a very good and rather fast smart bobber:

http://avisynth.org.ru/yadif/yadif.html

Do not place the plugin in your Avisynth plugins folder! You must place it elsewhere and...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 12-04-2006, 02:43 PM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
You must use the correct field order in both the...

You must use the correct field order in both the script and encoder to avoid problems.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 12-04-2006, 04:15 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Yes, do not trust what TMPGEnc says. If you know...

Yes, do not trust what TMPGEnc says. If you know that the field order is TFF (which it is 99% of the time when dealing with DVDs, DV is always BFF), set TMPGEnc to encode as TFF. As all the frames...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 12-03-2006, 07:53 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
If you use an incorrect field order, it's highly...

If you use an incorrect field order, it's highly likely that it'll be very jerky, going back and forth. You can't miss it.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 12-03-2006, 06:55 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Top field first parity means the script should be...

Top field first parity means the script should be correct. I can't say anything about the jerkiness unless I see a sample myself. When you open the VOB file in VirtualDubMod, does it show a pattern...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 12-03-2006, 05:41 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Try opening this script in VDub or a media player...

Try opening this script in VDub or a media player and see what it says about the field order:

LoadPlugin("C:\Filters25\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Filters25\TDeint.dll")...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 12-03-2006, 04:09 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Yes it is.

Yes it is.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 10-05-2006, 07:42 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
The crop line is to avoid the infamous...

The crop line is to avoid the infamous misalignment "bug" (it's not actually a bug) which can make the filter crawl at a very slow speed.

The only difference is that the function I posted includes...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 10-02-2006, 10:34 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Using LRemoveDust should help. I wouldn't use the...

Using LRemoveDust should help. I wouldn't use the MA script because it will surely get all confused with the amount of motion workout videos tend to have.

Maybe this script:
...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 10-02-2006, 04:16 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
If you do not do any filtering, you could just...

If you do not do any filtering, you could just simply use this as your script:

MPEG2Source("path\clip.d2v",cpu=4)

Open it in TMPGEnc and encode as interlaced 29.97fps and top field first (most...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 07-01-2006, 01:49 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
By replacing you mean creating a avsi function,...

By replacing you mean creating a avsi function, right?
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No, instead of ConvertFPS(50) use those lines in your script. You can make a function out of those snippets and save them as avsi...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 06-30-2006, 03:11 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
You can try using ConvertFPS but I'm not sure if...

You can try using ConvertFPS but I'm not sure if the results are satisfactory. NTSC to PAL conversions often result in blending or jerkiness unless you have a clean, progressive 23.976fps source.
...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 06-29-2006, 02:35 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
The stuff looks like it's mostly progressive at...

The stuff looks like it's mostly progressive at 29.97fps, only some occasional combs but there's no pattern.

You could try using ConvertFPS(25) but it will probably look bad. I don't know if...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 06-18-2006, 09:26 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Open the VOB in DGIndex, choose a small range and...

Open the VOB in DGIndex, choose a small range and choose Save project and demux video. You'll get an m2v file out of that.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 06-18-2006, 05:34 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Could you upload an unprocessed sample clip,...

Could you upload an unprocessed sample clip, preferably one from where there's no combing and one where the combing is visible. I guess something like 100 frames would be enough but you can upload a...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 06-17-2006, 01:39 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Open the source clip in VDubMod. Is there a...

Open the source clip in VDubMod. Is there a pattern of three non-combed frames followed by two combed frames? If so, it's telecined and you should use the Telecide-Decimate -combo (simply put, IVTC...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 08-21-2005, 11:09 PM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
I would even move the Restore24 step before...

I would even move the Restore24 step before simple deinterlacing as such material seems to be more common than PAL video. Hopefully R24 will get faster with the new MaskTools and Didée's revision. He...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 08-21-2005, 10:25 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
If you can handle the extra encoding time, try...

If you can handle the extra encoding time, try tritical's TDeint. It's a very good motion adaptive deinterlacer, much less flickering but also slower than LeakKernelDeint.
...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 08-21-2005, 05:58 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
http://www.geocities.com/xesdeeni2001/StandardsCon...

http://www.geocities.com/xesdeeni2001/StandardsConversion-Preview-0.html

I don't know if it will look good though.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 11-17-2004, 12:51 PM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
That's right, type=2 means that TDeint uses...

That's right, type=2 means that TDeint uses kernel interpolation. The default, type=1, isn't recommended for any non-cartoon like sources. At least that's what the help file says.
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 11-17-2004, 10:07 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
I recommend the parameter type=2 for TDeint. ...

I recommend the parameter type=2 for TDeint.

Also if you use TomsMoComp with the -1 parameter, you should put AssumeTFF or AssumeBFF before so that the filter gets the correct field order. I...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 11-17-2004, 04:51 AM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
Don't forget KernelDeint and TDeint, when...

Don't forget KernelDeint and TDeint, when considering details, they are superior :wink:
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 11-16-2004, 04:15 PM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
1) yes and yes 2) the only difference...

1) yes and yes

2) the only difference between SVCD and SKVCD is the notch matrix and the GOP length - so you should go for SKVCD anyway since it offers better compression and better quality. Just...
Forum: Avisynth Scripting 11-16-2004, 03:43 PM
Replies: 121
Views: 15,966
Posted By Boulder
50fps is not DVD compliant, so you must weave the...

50fps is not DVD compliant, so you must weave the fields! Some people do 50fps encodes in XviD for playback on the PC but that's a different story :wink:



Depends on the needs of one. If you...
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