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22nd September 2012, 00:35 | #1 | Link |
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Very weird problem decoding videos using MPEG2Source
Before: I post this here because it seems the more proper place, but the mods may move it to other part of the forum if it fits more.
Im decoding a dvd using MPEG2Source and tivtc after like this: Code:
MPEG2Source("C:\STRW\01.d2v", cpu=0) interp = separatefields().eedi2(field=-2) deint = tdeint(mode=2,edeint=interp) TFM(mode=2,pp=1,display=true,slow=2,mChroma=true,micmatching=2,cthresh=1,chroma=true,d2v="C:\STRW\01.d2v",micout=2) I notice that there are alot of frames detected as interlaced but visually i dont see any combing artifact. If i disable chroma for interlacing detection (chroma=false) most of the false detections go away. But i decided make a 200% zoom and, in fact, there is a strange problem with most of the frames: On frames with motion (pans for example) its like parts of the image start moving before the rest of the frame. Yes its wierd and i dont know how to explain properly (watch the screenshots). But the thig is, that the parts of the image that move "first" only move on one of the fields of the frame. That creates lots of parts of the picture with combing artifacts. Dont know if its the source or the MPEG2Source plugin. Here are two screenshots ( frames 8790 and 8791 taken from avsp). Save both images and alternate between one and another (use a tool with point sampling zoom like the picture viewer of windows, billinear zoom like acdsee hides the problem.) when changing from one screenshot to the other, both may look the same, but look carefully. now imagine that on allmost all the moving frames. (look carefully at her dress, her right arm). The third screenshot (8792) its actually a moving frame, but you can see more clearly the combing artifacts on the picture, look at her dress again. the las screenshot shows the frame pure (without tivtc) Does anyone knows what is this and how can i fix it? Changing different modes of matching on tivtc does not solves the problem One more thing: using bob() selecteven() (or selectodd) on the source makes the problem more visible. Sorry for my english. Thanks.
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12th October 2012, 00:34 | #5 | Link |
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sorry for the very long delay but i'm very busy with my work right now.
here is the sample, i used sendspace because mediafire request an account to upload: http://www.sendspace.com/file/xsex98 Thanks
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12th October 2012, 18:24 | #7 | Link |
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i tested your solution and the problem persist:
MPEG2Source("C:\v send\VTS_01_1.d2v", cpu=0,idct=5) Telecide(post=0) If you use avpsmod, zoom the frame (200% or more), seek to frame 988 (maybe you have to turn up a little the brightness of the monitor) and step frame by frame and you'll see the problem. Look at her black dress, it's like some residual combing or something like that, the funny thing is that the bombed pixels some times move even if the frame is a duplicate. Because of that i get too much false positive on the combed frame detection. Maybe the authoring house is using a really crappy mpeg2 encoder. As long as you can confirm that is not a bug on MPEG2Source, i'll just leave it as is (or maybe you have some nice trick you can suggest Thanks (The DVDs are from Media Blasters)
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