LOTR TT Quality Problems?

Bad Joker · 15th October 2003, 12:15

hi pals

i encoded lotr tt with gknot to a 3 cd rip and still get quality problems in the outdoor scenes, i mean riddimark and the landscape scenes.

the picture is there VERY noisy and the background ist crizzled up all the way, anyone got the same experiences with this movie?

i used divx 3 1210 kbit/s and 0.27 bits/pixel, ac3 6ch, res of 672*272, normal bicubic, light noise filter (before resize), credits @ 17

anyone got a tip for this? i'm not happy about the result i got, all other scenes are fine, but if i use the medium noise filter, it will also got used for the rest of the movie, which isn't noisy at all.

manono · 15th October 2003, 13:37

Hi-

If you want to apply a filter for just the troublesome parts, then you can do something like this:

ApplyRange(FrameStart,FrameEnd,"TemporalSoften",3,5,5,10,2)

MrYuck420 · 15th October 2003, 20:38

I got some noise distortion when I applied the noise filter on a project before as well, I then did it with no filter and it fixed the problem.

Bad Joker · 15th October 2003, 23:16

ya but it's my third encode, first was without noise filter, second was with lower res and higher bitrate and third was with normal bicubic and noise filter. was until now the best result, but still not satisfying

leadman584 · 21st October 2003, 19:41

I too made this encode onto 3 disks, and it looks spectacular. Here are a few suggestions. Use or not at your own pleasure.

Crop to 640x360 (Widescreen DVD obviously)
Do not resize
Use Divx 5.05 or 5.10 ( No PVE in either case )
UnDot()
WarpSharp()
VagueDenoiser(threshold=1.2,method=1,nsteps=6,chroma=true)

Just a few things to try.....enjoy

15th October 2003, 12:15	#1 \| Link
Bad Joker Akimbogod Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Hamburg, Germany Posts: 37	LOTR TT Quality Problems? hi pals i encoded lotr tt with gknot to a 3 cd rip and still get quality problems in the outdoor scenes, i mean riddimark and the landscape scenes. the picture is there VERY noisy and the background ist crizzled up all the way, anyone got the same experiences with this movie? i used divx 3 1210 kbit/s and 0.27 bits/pixel, ac3 6ch, res of 672*272, normal bicubic, light noise filter (before resize), credits @ 17 anyone got a tip for this? i'm not happy about the result i got, all other scenes are fine, but if i use the medium noise filter, it will also got used for the rest of the movie, which isn't noisy at all. __________________ Bad Jokers Heaven (-.

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MrYuck420 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1	I got some noise distortion when I applied the noise filter on a project before as well, I then did it with no filter and it fixed the problem. __________________ Insert witty comment here.

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Bad Joker Akimbogod Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Hamburg, Germany Posts: 37	ya but it's my third encode, first was without noise filter, second was with lower res and higher bitrate and third was with normal bicubic and noise filter. was until now the best result, but still not satisfying __________________ Bad Jokers Heaven (-.

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manono Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawaii Posts: 7,406	Hi- If you want to apply a filter for just the troublesome parts, then you can do something like this: ApplyRange(FrameStart,FrameEnd,"TemporalSoften",3,5,5,10,2)

21st October 2003, 19:41	#5 \| Link
leadman584 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: USA Posts: 88	I too made this encode onto 3 disks, and it looks spectacular. Here are a few suggestions. Use or not at your own pleasure. Crop to 640x360 (Widescreen DVD obviously) Do not resize Use Divx 5.05 or 5.10 ( No PVE in either case ) UnDot() WarpSharp() VagueDenoiser(threshold=1.2,method=1,nsteps=6,chroma=true) Just a few things to try.....enjoy