AsTimeGoesBy
30th November 2004, 23:13
If i open the VOB file directly with VirtualDubMod the output frame doesn't look as the frame what is produced by AVI2DVD+Avisynth.
Sorry for posting two big screenshorts, but they would make it quite evident. If you would switch from one frame to the other, the 2nd image seems to be more green.
http://sevit.supereva.it/temp/KillBill-VOB.png
by VOB & VirtualDubMod
http://sevit.supereva.it/temp/KillBill-AVS.png
by DGindex(AVI2DVD)&Avisynth
I haven't applied any filters both times. And here is my Avisynth script:
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LoadPlugin("d:\programs\video\DgMpegDec\DGDecode.dll")
Mpeg2source("v:\_DVD_Kill-Bill\_NEW_vts_01.d2v")
crop(2,78,716,422)
bicubicresize(720,320,0.2,0.6)
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Is that only an 'optical' color space matter caused by VirtualDubMod itself or where is the reason for that colour difference?
Sorry for posting two big screenshorts, but they would make it quite evident. If you would switch from one frame to the other, the 2nd image seems to be more green.
http://sevit.supereva.it/temp/KillBill-VOB.png
by VOB & VirtualDubMod
http://sevit.supereva.it/temp/KillBill-AVS.png
by DGindex(AVI2DVD)&Avisynth
I haven't applied any filters both times. And here is my Avisynth script:
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LoadPlugin("d:\programs\video\DgMpegDec\DGDecode.dll")
Mpeg2source("v:\_DVD_Kill-Bill\_NEW_vts_01.d2v")
crop(2,78,716,422)
bicubicresize(720,320,0.2,0.6)
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Is that only an 'optical' color space matter caused by VirtualDubMod itself or where is the reason for that colour difference?