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16th November 2008, 19:05 | #1 | Link |
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Blocky anime
Hi, all
I'm trying to encode (and to denoise) the anime City Hunter ( I have the DVD at my home ). I have tested a lot of solution but i'm not satisfy by the result (for the moment...). In my script, i used MC_Spuds with these settings : - anime very high - no edgeclean and blockbuster to "hide" some artefacts introduced by the mpeg2 compression. The result is pleasant, but there is a a lot of grain (too much) and i lost a lot of bit when i encode my video. I have already tested GradFunkMirror, it's the same. I don't want to put grain on all image but just on "blocks artefacts" (and around eventually). Is it possible or more "difficult" to script that "idee". i have tried to understand didee's scripts (MC sharpening), but i met some difficulties to use the make_diff "function". My Script : PHP Code:
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16th November 2008, 20:40 | #2 | Link |
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May I ask why you are calling yadifmod with tdient and then nnedi? You should only be using yadifimod, if at all. Most anime dvd's are actually telecined, not interlaced. Have a look at AnimeIVTC if you want a good, high-quality solution that is really pretty damn simple to use.
Also, I have never had great success using Motion Compensated scripts with anime. Usually I will use a certain combination of fft3dgpu/dfttest and msmooth with LimitedSharpenFaster to achieve my desire results. Sometimes I may through in a dehalo function, but that is only if necessary. And with the plugins I mentioned, the results look fantastic. |
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