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SubJunk · 16th February 2011, 08:22

Hi -Vit-, thanks so much for this script! It is really great.
Also thanks for keeping it updated.
I have what is hopefully a quick question

I have an interlaced video at 706x480 which I want to resize to 706x528.
I've noticed that doing the resize before calling QTGMC produces better results than afterwards (it is a cartoon, so some of the lines connect up better this way) but then there are fat horizontal lines every 5 frames which aren't there if I resize after QTGMC (I attached a screenshot to show it)
I did of course expect that something wrong would happen if I resized it beforehand but I was curious if the interpolation would like the extra resolution - which it did.

So my question is: Is there somewhere I can put the resize line in your script so it will work properly?

The script I used for that screenshot is (with irrelevant things removed for clarity):

Code:

PointResize(706,528)
QTGMC()

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SubJunk Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 443	Hi -Vit-, thanks so much for this script! It is really great. Also thanks for keeping it updated. I have what is hopefully a quick question I have an interlaced video at 706x480 which I want to resize to 706x528. I've noticed that doing the resize before calling QTGMC produces better results than afterwards (it is a cartoon, so some of the lines connect up better this way) but then there are fat horizontal lines every 5 frames which aren't there if I resize after QTGMC (I attached a screenshot to show it) I did of course expect that something wrong would happen if I resized it beforehand but I was curious if the interpolation would like the extra resolution - which it did. So my question is: Is there somewhere I can put the resize line in your script so it will work properly? The script I used for that screenshot is (with irrelevant things removed for clarity): Code: PointResize(706,528) QTGMC() Attached Images Last edited by SubJunk; 16th February 2011 at 08:27.