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I have a question about bitrate of mp4 output interlaced file. (x264) How to set it properly? I have tried 10 mb, 7 mb and looks similar. Thanks
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I have imported my avi capture to Hybrid. Then cropped and filtered with temporal degrain2 and output to ProRes. Next I have imported the file to newest version of AVI Demux and I am trying to compress it to MPEG 2 (Mpeg 2 ff) 15 mb avg like lordsmurf recommended. Unfortunately when setting the average and max bitrate and mpeg ps muxer the output file bitrate is always around 6 mb. I have tried also AVI Demux 2.5.6 but there is limited option to set max and minimum bitrate in MPEG 2. How to resolve the problem? Thanks.
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You could make it easier on yourself by just using H.264 (MP4 container). There are some things you might be missing with Mpeg2 like the fact that you don’t deinterlace if you are going to mpeg2. You can keep it simple and just use QTGMC in hybrid then export to an NLE if you want to then export an H.264 file for sharing.
-- merged -- Another thing to consider is AVI Demux is 4:2:0. https://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/vid...-avidemux.html VLC will play 4:2:2 interlaced Mpeg2 and respect anamorphic pixels but you have to think about what you are doing with the file when you think about what to encode to. Most just go to H.264. https://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/hom...r-viewing.html -- merged -- Avidemux only does DVD specs and it won't let you use higher bitrates. It's considered buggy and not recommended anymore. |
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I have used Tmpgenc Authoring works older version. It's 4:2:0 Mpeg 2 file. Unfortunately I couldn't make 4:2:2. Is a way to improve audio cause there is some scraping, I think but I am not sure. Thanks.
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I have tried Audacity, Soundforge, Soundforge Audio cleaning Tab 4 etc. but the results are not satisfying. How can I clean such audio like in attached file?
-- merged -- I have read that Sharp 4 Head hifi vcrs are good for tracking.Maybe such vcr will be good for audio capturing? Thanks. |
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But LP linear can sound a lot better than that. The audio on the tape is probably a lot clearer. The best solution is the best capture from a VCR. Then you have a solid signal to start with which may not need any processing. But achieving that especially with an LP linear track often requires a VCR with better than average linear mono audio playback. Note that playback on an SVHS deck will make no difference. SVHS is only about the picture, not the sound. Attached spectrogram of your audio capture. All those horizontal lines represent noise tones which should not be there and are probably not on the tape but added at the time of your capture. Possibly added by the JVC, possibly by some device in the room near your capture setup. Possibly both. You could try some different RCA audio leads. Also keep digital devices including cell phones well away from the VCR when capturing. I could upload a sample digital "cleanup" but it would probably fall well short of a decent audio capture from the tape and with no "cleanup". -- merged -- Maybe also the mono audio head in your JVC is dirty. Do you know how to manually clean it? |
If anyone know where I can buy the plastic tape for audio head Sumitomo-m awm 2896 80c vw-1; 7 pin; width 10 mm. Cause mine has broken. I have searched aliexpress but can't find the 7 pin version. Thanks.
-- merged -- I have another vcr (4 head Sharp) what is the best way to Connect to it’s scart video output? I have Prolink scart-svhs-3,5jack but it doesn’t work. I have tried two such cables. Another cable i have it this one https://allegro.pl/oferta/kabel-wtyk...3m-17659404663 And it works. Can I use this one, there will be no difference in another better cables? |
Your Sharp VCR might not not support S-Video at al.
The cable from your image has component video and stereo audio ins and outs. Most likely it is the best you can get out of your VCR. |
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What would be the best filter in Hybrid to improve this capture. I have tried Temporal Degrain and have best results with it but the output file is blurred. Could You advise me what else I could try? Here is the sample:
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-- merged -- McTemporalDegrain, light aWarphSharp2 -- merged -- for the black halos try: Code:
clip = dehalo.DeHalo_alpha(clip, rx=3.00, ry=3.00, darkstr=1.30, brightstr=0.00, lowsens=90)maybe something like: Code:
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Instead of trying to open that script you should configure Hybrid to produce that script,...
Note I adjusted the filter order (Filtering->Vapoursynth->Misc->Filter Order/Queue) and I used a mask (enable Filtering->Vapoursynth->Misc->UI->Show 'Masked'-controls) |
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If vsViewer can open and display it, you should be able to load the script as source in Hybrid. (you might have to use the latest dev, since I fixed a bug related to loading external scripts a few days ago)
But I would recommend to instead get acquainted with Hybrid and Vapoursynth and create the script through Hybrid, this way you have more control,.. like I wrote in the post that script is meant as a start not a solution,.. Cu Selur |
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Script was successfully evaluated When I am trying to enqueue encode job I have info: Could not start job server watcher. How should I do this? |
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