AnimeIVTC() - All-in-one solution for interlacing and blending - v2.00 [2010-01-07]

[Adub]

AnimeIVTC(mode=5, pass=1, aa=2)

That is because you haven't completed your first pass yet. Load your current script into vdub, run a video analysis pass, change your script to pass=2, and then come and talk to us about stuff not deinterlacing.

[byme]

Originally Posted by Merlin7777

That is because you haven't completed your first pass yet. Load your current script into vdub, run a video analysis pass, change your script to pass=2, and then come and talk to us about stuff not deinterlacing.

I tried, but it gives me this error




my script


first pass

AviSource("F:\Disco E\rec\clip.avi").ConvertToYV12
AnimeIVTC(mode=5, pass=1, aa=2)
tfm(output="F:\Disco E\rec\clip-tfm.txt")
tdecimate(output="F:\Disco E\rec\clip-tdec.txt")
ConvertToRGB()

second pass

AviSource("F:\Disco E\rec\clip_1.avi").ConvertToYV12
AnimeIVTC(mode=5, pass=2, aa=2)
tfm(input="F:\Disco E\rec\clip-tfm.txt")
tdecimate(input="F:\Disco E\rec\clip-tdec.txt")
ConvertToRGB()

[Adub]

Okay, I can confirm the issue. It has to be a bug with AnimeIVTC, but I don't know why.

I was just testing out mode 5 myself when I encountered this error.

thetoof? Can you confirm?

A simple script such as this causes it to happen after running the first pass and switching to the second.

AnimeIVTC(mode=5, pass=1, aa=3)

When I change pass=1 to pass=2 and load it into virtualdub again for a lossless pass, I recieve the error from Tdecimate.

[thetoof]

Originally Posted by byme

and... how do I delete this blend

I'd need a video stream to give you advice about that.

Originally Posted by byme

daa does not work well?

Antialiasing is only applied during second pass to speed up the analysis pass.

Originally Posted by Merlin7777

thetoof? Can you confirm?

Yes, it occured because I used a different clip in pass=1 (matched) and pass=2 (matched+killcomb+aa) without disabling crc checks within tdecimate. Thanks for the bug report.
AnimeIVTC - 1.06.1.avsi
changelog:
fixed bug with mode=5, pass=2 by disabling crc checking in tdecimate

[byme]

Originally Posted by thetoof

I'd need a video stream to give you advice about that.

this is good?

http://depositfiles.com/en/files/8667734

or

http://rapidshare.com/files/15295071..._clip.avi.html

Originally Posted by thetoof

Antialiasing is only applied during second pass to speed up the analysis pass.

This is the result of the second pass

Originally Posted by thetoof

Yes, it occured because I used a different clip in pass=1 (matched) and pass=2 (matched+killcomb+aa) without disabling crc checks within tdecimate. Thanks for the bug report.
AnimeIVTC - 1.06.1.avsi
changelog:
fixed bug with mode=5, pass=2 by disabling crc checking in tdecimate

[byme]

the best result I get the daa + AAA by using a modified me

I simply removed TurnLeft () and TurnRight ()

QED is the nickname I use on other forums and to the realization that video

AAASimple_QED.avs


MCBob() with daa()




MCBob() with daa() + AAASimple()




MVBob() with daa() + AAASimple()




the AAASimple need to remove the small horizontal lines and dots unnecessary caused by MVBob


unlike normal AAA creates less blur

I think to eliminate the aliasing is better to use double AAASimple compared to AAA

AAASimple ()
AAASimple ()


MCBob() with double AAASimple()



MCBob() with AAA()




double AAASimple is not necessary for the MVBob

[byme]

AAASimple.avs without QED

[thetoof]

Hmmm.... your source is TFF truly interlaced, so unless some parts are telecined, you don't need animeivtc.

avisource("sample_clip.avi")
assumetff()
tempgaussmc_beta1()

[byme]

Originally Posted by thetoof

Hmmm.... your source is TFF truly interlaced, so unless some parts are telecined, you don't need animeivtc.

avisource("sample_clip.avi")
assumetff()
tempgaussmc_beta1()

many thanks

seems a good alternative to mcbob and mvbob

for mcbob and mvbob I used Complementparity() for keep video to 50fps

assumetff() or Complementparity() in this case seem both fit

.. Always excuse for my English

[Comatose]

Can you please add a mix= mode for dealing with a small section of 30i credits on top of 24t (such as an ED) without anything else?
As it is, it always has to be interlaced spliced with something else.
What if I just want to process the ED? D:

[byme]

thetoof, I have a request

you can extract the daa from AnimeIVTC to ease the work? .. to use only the daa

I tried, but I could not

example

Import("C:\Filters\TempGaussMC_beta1.avs")
Import("C:\Filters\daa.avsi")
####
AviSource("C:\clip.avi").ConvertToYV12()
Complementparity()
TempGaussMC_beta1().SelectEven()
daa()
ConvertToRGB()

[martino]

Just import the animeivtc script and then use the daa() function. It should work that way, unless thetoof has done some shady stuff with the code.

[thetoof]

Originally Posted by Comatose

What if I just want to process the ED? D:

mpeg2source("youfile.d2v")
tempgaussmc_beta1()
trim(select the ending)

Originally Posted by byme

Import("C:\Filters\TempGaussMC_beta1.avs")
Import("C:\Filters\daa.avsi")
####
AviSource("C:\clip.avi").ConvertToYV12()
Complementparity()
TempGaussMC_beta1().SelectEven()
daa()
ConvertToRGB()

You don't need import if you have animeivtc.avsi in the plugins folder of avisynth.
If you import something, import animeivtc.avsi since daa() is part of it.

[byme]

Originally Posted by thetoof

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You don't need import if you have animeivtc.avsi in the plugins folder of avisynth.
If you import something, import animeivtc.avsi since daa() is part of it.

ok, but it was to speed up the process

using AnimeIVTC whole, is not more slower?

[Didée]

Sorry for OT, but it's a pain to see BROKEN stuff posted in the wild ...

Originally Posted by byme

example

Import("C:\Filters\TempGaussMC_beta1.avs")
Import("C:\Filters\daa.avsi")
####
AviSource("C:\clip.avi").ConvertToYV12(interlaced=true)
# Complementparity() # don't "swap around until it fits"
AssumeTFF() # instead: explicitely set what it really is
TempGaussMC_beta1().SelectEven()
daa()
ConvertToRGB()

Corrected. If clip.avi already is (de)coded in YV12, it does not matter. But if it's in YUY2 or RGB, then the interlace=true flag is absolutely necessary - without it, you get temporal chroma blending (ghosting).

(If you don't create false ghosting/blending from the start, you don't need to ask how to remove blendings from your source...)

[thetoof]

Originally Posted by byme

ok, but it was to speed up the process using AnimeIVTC whole, is not more slower?

If you call only daa(), you're not using animeivtc(). The animeivtc script contains many functions and it's possible to use only one.

Well spotted Didée! I shouldn't have overlooked the basics

[byme]

Originally Posted by Didée

Sorry for OT, but it's a pain to see BROKEN stuff posted in the wild ...


Corrected. If clip.avi already is (de)coded in YV12, it does not matter. But if it's in YUY2 or RGB, then the interlace=true flag is absolutely necessary - without it, you get temporal chroma blending (ghosting).

(If you don't create false ghosting/blending from the start, you don't need to ask how to remove blendings from your source...)

ooo

Thanks for the correction Didée


now... using this script

LoadPlugin("C:\edit\mvtools.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\edit\RemoveGrainSSE3.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\edit\RepairSSE3.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\edit\mt_masktools-26.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\edit\nnedi.dll")
Import("C:\edit\TempGaussMC_beta1.avs")
##
LoadPlugin("C:\edit\TMM.dll")
Import("C:\edit\AnimeIVTC - v1.06.1.avsi")
##
LoadPlugin("C:\edit\gradfun2db.dll")
Import("C:\edit\GradFunkMirror.avs")

####

AviSource("C:\edit\clip.avi").ConvertToYV12(interlaced=true)
AssumeTFF()
TempGaussMC_beta1().daa()
GradFunkMirror()
ConvertToRGB()

the process lasts more than 11 hours



there is no way to speed up?

sorry if OT

[byme]

Originally Posted by thetoof

If you call only daa(), you're not using animeivtc(). The animeivtc script contains many functions and it's possible to use only one.

Well spotted Didée! I shouldn't have overlooked the basics

ok, thanks to clear my doubts

[Nightshiver]

Why are you using Vdubmod? It's way old and outdated. Use MeGUI or at least Vdub. Want faster>>do a rendering pass (for the millionth time)

[byme]

Originally Posted by Nightshiver

Why are you using Vdubmod? It's way old and outdated. Use MeGUI or at least Vdub. Want faster>>do a rendering pass (for the millionth time)

I never used MeGui to edit the video, just to codify ... you can tell me how it works?

use VirtualDubMod to open mpeg2

.. and I do not know how to make a rendering pass