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Old 5th September 2018, 08:05   #1  |  Link
Katie Boundary
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A different approach to truncated sinc filters

AVIsynth's built-in sinc filter is designed to truncate at an integer number of taps. This leaves filter shapes that need to be "normalized" because their integrals don't equal 1. But has anyone looked into truncating the filter at x-values that leave a filter shape with an integral of exactly 1?

So |x| =
0.61320733549
1.55775636508
2.53778369874
3.52784055722

and so on?
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