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Old 8th February 2005, 18:09   #80  |  Link
2Bdecided
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Thanks for the reply scharfis_brain.

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Originally posted by scharfis_brain
UHM? 0.02fps?

this means that you are getting ONE new frame every 50 seconds ????

This cannot be the case.
Yes, it really is! It's been running since I last posted, and we're up to 55 frames now, ETA of about 13 hours. I've only been browsing the net. It's obvious there's something wrong, but I don't know what. It's probably a general AVIsynth problem on my system (it's just as slow in VDub), so maybe I should address it in another thread.

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a plain converttoyv12 is definately WRONG!
either use converttoyv12(interlaced-true) (use this with TV-Cards captures)
or reYV12() (for PAL=DV stuff, this is the best choice!)
This isn't PAL DV, so I was going to use convertoyv12(interlaced=true). I litterally just threw this script together to see if assumetff() would work, and then was amazed at how slow it was!

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ensure that both assume?ff() calls are setting the SAME fieldorder.
I'll check. I'd swear on previous conversions I had opposite for PAL and NTSC (not DV) to avoid judder.

EDIT: I Ctrl-C'd it. The field order seems fine - TFF on the way in, BFF on the way out with no judder (checked field-by-field in TMPGEnc deinterlace filter, even-odd). So far, the quality looks great!

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To open YUV-files directly in AVISynth, you will need the plugin rawsource.dll
get it (and other plugins, too!) here:
http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/ [/B]
I'd been there, but not realised what that one would do - I'll try it tomorrow.

Thanks for your help.

Cheers,
David.

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