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WhiteRabt
18th September 2004, 20:49
I've got it in my head that the Dscaler 5 Mpeg2 filter is the most
accurate, is it possible to use it with avisynth as an mpeg2 source?
Or could there be a better filter out there?
Also, is there somewhere I can see a comparison of different
deinterlacers and inverse telecine filters for different types of
video?
I'm out of hard drive space, so I'm biting the bullet and recompressing
my large dvd collection into xvid, quality based encoding.
Socio
12th November 2004, 00:23
You can use it with Avisynth via the latest Zoomplayer+latest non-SSE-SSE2 version of ffdshow.
Ark
12th November 2004, 09:33
Originally posted by WhiteRabt
I've got it in my head that the Dscaler 5 Mpeg2 filter is the most
accurate, is it possible to use it with avisynth as an mpeg2 source?
Or could there be a better filter out there?
Also, is there somewhere I can see a comparison of different
deinterlacers and inverse telecine filters for different types of
video?
I'm out of hard drive space, so I'm biting the bullet and recompressing
my large dvd collection into xvid, quality based encoding.
Search for "deinterlace" "ivtc", and you'll find many threads about these.
*Hint: search for "Decomb"*
For Dscaler's MPEG2 filter, i don't think it's usable in Avisynth, someone has to make a port to make it work.
Maybe Socio is right, but that's not the "standard" use of Avisynth, because using it through ffdshow is mainly for post-processing purpose (i.e. after encoding), but WhiteRabt needs a classic pre-processing chain to feed encoder what he wants to encode, so i think that (for the moment) Dscaler filter is not usable.
Leak
12th November 2004, 14:34
Originally posted by Ark
For Dscaler's MPEG2 filter, i don't think it's usable in Avisynth, someone has to make a port to make it work.
It's a normal DirectShow filter...
Maybe Socio is right, but that's not the "standard" use of Avisynth, because using it through ffdshow is mainly for post-processing purpose (i.e. after encoding), but WhiteRabt needs a classic pre-processing chain to feed encoder what he wants to encode, so i think that (for the moment) Dscaler filter is not usable.
Milan recently wrote an AviSynth plugin that allows you to use any ffdshow preset as an AviSynth filter and you can use the old Dscaler plugins in AviSynth, so this could be done, but using AviSynth's own filters probably makes more sense.
Wilbert
12th November 2004, 15:11
Milan recently wrote an AviSynth plugin that allows you to use any ffdshow preset as an AviSynth filter and you can use the old Dscaler plugins in AviSynth, so this could be done
Link? Info?
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&postid=568633#post568633 (ffdshow thread)
planet1
16th November 2004, 01:45
Package has been updated to version 0.0.4 !
http://sourceforge.net/projects/deinterlace/
planet1
20th December 2004, 19:50
Version 0.0.5 has been out for a while :rolleyes: :
Changes:
Altered threading to hopefully fix stuttering
Made settings work in a more sensible way
Fixed some connection issues
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/deinterlace/DScaler5005.exe?download
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