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Mad_Max_73
25th June 2003, 17:15
Hi, sory for my english, i'm italian newbye.

I'm using original ntsc japanese and american manga (mixed ntsc-film) and italian vhs audio to do a manga that's not produced and sold in italian lenguage.
To do this I'm using premiere 6.5 and avisynth+cce to frameseve and export.
The problem is that i need to pitch the speed to have sincro with the audio track (... and cut some part), with speed 100% there's no problem on output.
This cause a noise in the camera movement over the entire movement and in every camera movement.
(i'll post a link to 4 consecutive frames below).


My script
LoadPlugin("e:\Avisinth\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
LoadPlugin("e:\Avisinth\decomb.dll")

Mpeg2Source("16 - Scontro di ideali.d2v")
FieldDeinterlace(Full=false)

Exporort is made with cce 2.66 ntsc 29.97 720/480 as the original.

http://digilander.libero.it/alphaorione/Pdvd_000.jpg
http://digilander.libero.it/alphaorione/Pdvd_001.jpg
http://digilander.libero.it/alphaorione/Pdvd_002.jpg
http://digilander.libero.it/alphaorione/Pdvd_003.jpg

neuron2
25th June 2003, 17:36
The ghosting may be caused by the blend deinterlacing. Try FieldDeinterlace(blend=false).

Mad_Max_73
25th June 2003, 17:41
ok the ghost is gone...but the movement is still not fluid..

If i use
deinterlace (full=false)
I've a movement more fluid but with ghosts
any idea?

anyway better than nothing...tnx

bilu
25th June 2003, 17:53
Originally posted by Mad_Max_73
I'm using original ntsc japanese and american manga (mixed ntsc-film) and italian vhs audio to do a manga that's not produced and sold in italian lenguage.

Have you tried the IVTC processes of Decomb?


Bilu

Mad_Max_73
25th June 2003, 19:24
I think that no avisynth filter will work, duplicate frame is not on the source.
Is coneguence of the temporal adjustement made with premiere that makes every 4 frame the 5th duplicate of the 4th, this makes the movement incostant....
I think the problem is caused by premiere algo and maybe using a framerate like 60 or 120 fps like i've seen on a post around for a satellite capture, will make a better result....but how
Maybe reprocessing the result with standalone cce?

Mad_Max_73
25th June 2003, 21:04
Originally posted by bilu
Have you tried the IVTC processes of Decomb?


Bilu
ok the problem caused from premiere was this
1 2 3 4 4 6 7 8 8 10....


I've processed the resulted premiere output with IVTC and now the motion is again right..

the result is again
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


tnx