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whiteshark999
16th November 2010, 11:58
Can some one help my get rid of the thank you
http://img37.imagefra.me/s3bg/whiteshark/j7_cfd_u9hfa.jpg (http://imagefra.me/910hu2x1)
Hagbard23
16th November 2010, 12:30
Its Macroblocking....use DeblockQED...
Next time, you better write a littlebit more than that...please...
Didée
16th November 2010, 12:44
Mysterious. I know the movie, and I'm pretty sure that red circle should not be there. An alien footprint, maybe?
http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/6903/aliendeblock.th.png (http://img2.imageshack.us/i/aliendeblock.png/)
Ah, too late.
Also, why are people always doing strange cropping, with parts of the picture frame from the host application included, odd image dimensions that don't directly convert to YV12, etc. GRRR.
whiteshark999
16th November 2010, 15:30
thanks for the help can i get DeblockQED to work with staxrip thank.
Didée
16th November 2010, 15:36
I'm pretty sure you can use it there. But I'm not familiar with StaxRip, so I don't know how to integrate it.
For starters, you could simply use sth like "Deblock(30)" (the deblock() filter is part of e.g. dgdecode.dll).
Hagbard23
16th November 2010, 16:09
Either ask the StaxRiP-Developer (at home here in Doom9) or you manually modify the Avisynth-Script with the Deblock(30) Command, Didee mentioned ...
you just need a text-editor for that...
;) ;) ;)
whiteshark999
16th November 2010, 16:25
Thanks for the help you have lost me I don’t no where to start thanks anyway.
Hagbard23
16th November 2010, 16:31
Hey... no reason to throw everything away, little boy... just follow these things:
<I hope it works...i do not use Stax..>
Set up Staxrip as usual...as you set it up everytime, when you rip something...
Try to save the AVS-File instead of running it...means: Do not let the Encoding Start, but save the Set-Up-AVS File to harddisk.
Now, you open this AVS-File with a normal Text-Editor (Win-Edit for example)
You should see something like that:
MPEG2Source("C:\Users\Hagbard\Downloads\Sample.d2v",iPP=true,CPU=4)
TDeint(order=1)
Crop(12,58,-12,-58) # Crop the image correctly
Now, you just do simply the following:
You Copy THIS line after MPEG2Source:
Deblock(30)
After that it should look like this:
MPEG2Source("C:\Users\Hagbard\Downloads\Sample.d2v",iPP=true,CPU=4)
Deblock(30)
TDeint(order=1)
Crop(12,58,-12,-58) # Crop the image correctly
After that, you save this AVS File and try to open it (simply) with Stax-RiP...and let the encoding go...
....The meal is finished....
BUT: I really never used StaxRip...i just know, that it is based on AviSynth, i just estimated how it COULD work...
And: If you encounter further problems, don't be afraid to ask...its all about HOW you ask the questions...we all are very N00b-Friendly and try to help where we can...no fear.. ;)
whiteshark999
16th November 2010, 18:18
here is my atempt 2 i think its getting bad
http://img37.imagefra.me/s3bg/whiteshark/xb_d7c_u9hfa.png (http://imagefra.me/879hu3fi)
Didée
16th November 2010, 18:31
It is not clear if the problem ...
a) ... is already in the input (before encoding), or
b) ... is only in your result after encoding.
That's two different ballgames!
if a) : use a deblocking filter, as advised.
if b) : using a deblocking filter is pointless. Give the encoding more bitrate, and/or use a more efficient codec (i.e. x264 instead of Xvid).
whiteshark999
16th November 2010, 18:44
a) ... is already in the input (before encoding), yes
x264 no can do
i do have the vob file
Didée
16th November 2010, 19:22
So the blocking is already in the source?
Hmmh.
1) Macroblocks are 8x8 or 16x16.
2) Your screenshots are ~596 x 336. This means you have resized before encoding.
3) The blocks in your screenshot are 8x8.
_____
1) + 2) + 3) => the blocks in your screenshot cannot be blocks that are already in the source.
whiteshark999
16th November 2010, 20:00
So the blocking is already in the source? no not on the vob file
framsize 624 X 336
Didée
16th November 2010, 20:53
More bitrate. Just give it more bitrate.
Also, if it's one of the original Alien DVDs (not the "digitally remastered" ones) ... those have pretty much film grain. Film grain sucks bitrate, or causes artifacts when bitrate is too low. So, using a noise filter could help big time. However, the default noise filters offered by Staxrip are not sufficient.
The easiest way, really, is to give the encode much more bitrate. Double as much could be a good start.
whiteshark999
17th November 2010, 00:44
im still now there sorry to Bother you all.
whiteshark999
17th November 2010, 17:06
is there any how to's on geting rid of this thanks.
Ghitulescu
17th November 2010, 18:14
The artefacts you have are not on the DVD, that means that your "source" is recompressed. Start with the DVD again and follow Didée's advices (more bitrate :)).
Didée
17th November 2010, 18:16
Read this: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=96137
In particular:
4) you can never give enough info
While from a problem solving standpoint, the info to really pinpoint a problem is normally not that much, you as a user will not know that. And so to prevent a lenghty pingpoing session in which you have to constantly give more info as you're being asked for, just try to give everything from the getgo. I realize this requires a certain extra effort and time, but that time is well spent as it normally permits others to more quickly solve your problem.
If you want to know what you did wrong, you need to tell what you actually did. It's that simple.
In case you don't want (or are not able) to provide information, work your way through the various Staxrip guides (http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/staxmedia/index.php?title=Guides).
Hagbard23
17th November 2010, 18:24
@DIDEE:
Word!....That's just out of my heart....
whiteshark: Even if it is hard for you to tell everything in english...you have to pay more attention on what you write...we need to know more informations to help you finding the way...i know sometimes it is hard, but it is even harder for us to estimate, where the problem MAY be..
Back to topic:
You also can contact STAX76 (http://forum.doom9.org/member.php?u=13377) (user here in Doom9) or his support Thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=102652), when you need Support on STAX-Rip...
whiteshark999
17th November 2010, 18:42
In case you don't want (or are not able) to provide information, work your way through the various Staxrip guides.
don't help sorry
stax76
18th November 2010, 14:09
You also can contact STAX76 (user here in Doom9) or his support Thread, when you need Support on STAX-Rip...
I'm mostly taking a time out from StaxRip and Doom9.
Helping with such poor info is difficult.
whiteshark999
18th November 2010, 14:41
i just whant to get it to look like post number 3 by Didée thanks.
Ghitulescu
18th November 2010, 15:17
Post an original sample that has this problem.
whiteshark999
18th November 2010, 15:28
Post an original sample that has this problem.
http://img37.imagefra.me/s3bg/whiteshark/j7_cfd_u9hfa.jpg (http://imagefra.me/910hu2x1)
Didée
18th November 2010, 15:41
Pictures are useless. You need to post a video sample.
1. Load the project in DGIndex
2. Choose & mark a problematic section with the "[" and "]" buttons
3. Choose "File" -> "Save Project and Demux video"
When this has finished, you have a *.m2v video of the marked section.
This you upload to a file hoster (like e.g. MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/)), and post the sharing link here.
Ghitulescu
18th November 2010, 15:49
I repeat myself, this blocking is not on the original DVD. Correcting a highly compressed video is quite stupid when the original does not show this artefact.
Rerip the DVD and select a higher bitrate, as you have already been told, three or four times.
whiteshark999
18th November 2010, 16:20
so i cant get rid of the problem then thanks i cant make it any biger than it is thanks.
Didée
18th November 2010, 16:39
so i cant get rid of the problem
Sure it is possible.
But ... since you tell us
NOTHING,
we can't tell you how to achieve it.
whiteshark999
18th November 2010, 17:23
will this work i cant seem to get it to work in vdub
http://compression.ru/video/deblocking/smartdeblocking_en.html
Groucho2004
18th November 2010, 17:26
so i cant get rid of the problem then thanks i cant make it any biger than it is thanks.
Which part of Didée's post #25 do you not understand? Have you tried to use an online translator like translate.google.com?
Hagbard23
18th November 2010, 17:40
whiteshark999: You CAN get rid of that problem.
If you are not able to do it, you are making something wrong - we all told you several times, what exactly you are making wrong, but it is like talking to a CocaCola-Automat. You don't understand us - and that exactly is the problem.
If you want to solve something, you have to work on your communication...
whiteshark999
18th November 2010, 20:06
Can some one help my get rid of the thank you
http://img37.imagefra.me/s3bg/whiteshark/j7_cfd_u9hfa.jpg (http://imagefra.me/910hu2x1)
whiteshark999
18th November 2010, 23:07
How would you get rid of this problem what software wood you use and what filters wood you use.
Ghitulescu
19th November 2010, 09:35
Anyone helping one with material under rule 6 may be as well sanctioned.
So you have to post the original sample, which does not have that artefact, and not recoded material.
whiteshark999
19th November 2010, 17:47
http://img40.imagefra.me/s3bj/whiteshark/12c3_831_u9hfa.jpg (http://i.imagefra.me/689hu8cg)
zmaster
19th November 2010, 18:43
whiteshark999,
Select a higher bitrate. This will solve the problem.
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