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11th June 2020, 16:16 | #1421 | Link |
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And finally after many months of reverse engineering, de-copypasting, refactoring and feature adding:
Download TIVTC 1.0.19 and TDeint 1.6 suite, supporting full 8-16 bits and all planar formats (and YUY2) That was probably my hardest project so far. I hope not much bugs will be reported but since it was a huge reconstruction there will surely be some of them. Enjoy. Probably there will be at least one more update later with more SIMD accelerated stuff for 10+ bits (not to mention the bugfixes) |
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I haven't found anything interlaced higher than 10bit planar, but still since you made it 16bit compatible I'll just say that it's just good to have. Please never turn to crossword puzzles, we need your dedication to this other kind of "entertainment" xD Jokes aside, thank you. |
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14th June 2020, 15:49 | #1428 | Link |
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Then - how does your script look now, and which error appears now?
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LoadPlugin("E:\MeGUI-2924-64\tools\avisynth_plugin\yadifmod.dll") LoadPlugin("E:\MeGUI-2924-64\tools\avisynth_plugin\masktools2.dll") LoadPlugin("E:\MeGUI-2924-64\tools\avisynth_plugin\nnedi3.dll") Import("E:\MeGUI-2924-64\tools\avisynth_plugin\JIVTC.avsi" # JIVTC() -- invalid arguments to function 'JIVTC' -- pattern is missing # you have to try one of the following: JIVTC(0) # JIVTC(1) # JIVTC(2) # JIVTC(3) # JIVTC(4) Last edited by LigH; 14th June 2020 at 15:52. |
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15th June 2020, 12:33 | #1431 | Link |
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That cannot be your full script, where do you get your clip from ?, post your FULL script as asked already by LigH, and also answer LigH questions in prev post.
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My full scripts: FFVideoSource("D:\RADWIMPS - Daijoubu [1440x1080i MPEG2 M-ON! HD].ts", fpsnum=30000, fpsden=1001, threads=1, colorspace="YUV420P8") tfm().JIVTC(5) Result have many artifact, my example in frame 2544: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ie...xYoZCrR3pIfIzG |
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17th June 2020, 07:06 | #1433 | Link |
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In this case, your answer may be in chapter #6 of this document.
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27th June 2020, 00:26 | #1434 | Link |
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Gents, I need help with TFM/TDecimate. I ripped a Japanese music video from Blu-ray for deinterlacing and ivtc'ing from 29.97 to 23.976, but it refuses to co-operate and driving me bonkers. I'm seeing duplicate frames mostly around scene changes, before or after, and nothing I try gets rid of the duplicates. I'm using
Staxrip as the front-end. Mediainfo reports source .m2ts as 29.970 fps MBAFF & TFF. So far I've tried, in addition to defaults, various combinations of TFM and TDecimate modes, some of TFM's PP modes, TFM set to slowest/best accuracy, outputting metrics into an external file during 1st pass and reading it in pass 2 (both TFM and TDecimate), both short and long cycle/cycleR values on TDecimate, sceneThresh settings both small & large, noise threshold of 0 and 1 for metrics calculations, blockx and blocky values of 4 and 8, hints enabled & disabled, and maxndl values between 4-6. I'm pretty much tearing my hair out here so any advice/tips are very much welcome. |
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In the meantime, can you try with: tfm(mode=1,pp=5,slow=2,micmatching=2,clip2=tdeint(mode=2,type=3)) tdecimate() and let me know? That's what I use whenever I find something telecined. |
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27th June 2020, 11:36 | #1437 | Link | |
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I tested your config, and while I saw less duplicates, some still lingered. I also saw blended frames which didn't happen in my previous experiments. Here's a 45 second clip from the start of the video, cut with ffmpeg -c copy and output to .m2ts to match the original: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sTo...ew?usp=sharing There's a scene change at 00:22.109 or thereabouts which seems like a very tricky bit; there's always a duplicate frame either right before the cut or immediately after. Previous cut, at approx 00:20.941, comes also out with a duplicate frame before or after, most of the time. That's where your config created a blended frame at, btw. It also occurred to me that perhaps this video was actually shot in 29.97 fps instead of 23.98, but looking at the clip frame-by-frame in its original interlaced form, for example the hand movement starting at 00:22.843, makes it seem like the original frame rate wasn't 29.97. I could be mistaken, of course. Last edited by colinhunt; 27th June 2020 at 11:40. |
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