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kriNon · 11th June 2017, 14:11

Here's a copy of the original source: https://mega.nz/#!LQEWmIrS!dqF4mN8YB...cGgM1F0H3VjaQ8

I was thinking that it would be good to be able to detect which frames have issues, and then I could either edit them manually or use QTGMC on only these frames.

I was thinking one way of detecting these frames could be to QTGMC the entire source, and then look at the difference between the QTGMC'd video track and the source. If they are different enough I could potentially also check for aliasing to detect these frames more accurately.

Although I would like to hear if anyone has any better ideas about how to implement this?

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kriNon Registered User Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 39	Here's a copy of the original source: https://mega.nz/#!LQEWmIrS!dqF4mN8YB...cGgM1F0H3VjaQ8 I was thinking that it would be good to be able to detect which frames have issues, and then I could either edit them manually or use QTGMC on only these frames. I was thinking one way of detecting these frames could be to QTGMC the entire source, and then look at the difference between the QTGMC'd video track and the source. If they are different enough I could potentially also check for aliasing to detect these frames more accurately. Although I would like to hear if anyone has any better ideas about how to implement this?