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arnie.d
16th September 2005, 09:28
Hi,
Does anyone have the SuperResolution filter for virtualdub? Apparently it has been available in the past but not anymore. I'm really interested in this filter. When you see it's results you're probably interested too :)
http://www.compression.ru/video/super_resolution/super_resolution_en.html
Didée
16th September 2005, 12:19
Since there is AviSynth, I am not interested. :)
dx = 1280 # destination width
dy = 720 # destination height
ox=last.width
oy=last.height
# optionally: (much better for fine detail)
# lanczosresize( int(round(ox*1.5/4.0)*4), int(round(oy*1.5/4.0)*4) )
tdeint(mode=-1,type=3).turnleft().tdeint(mode=-1,type=3).turnright()
lanczosresize( dx, dy )
This should do the job until you succeed in getting your hands on SuperResolution.
arnie.d
16th September 2005, 13:58
I never used avisynth and don't understand it :(
unskinnyboy
16th September 2005, 15:05
You can't get that MSU filter, it is proprietary. The page you see is for info only. Read this (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=98251) to see a similar discussion about another MSU filter. Learn AVISynth or keep looking for another similar freeware VirtualDub filter. Maybe it's out there.
Didée
16th September 2005, 15:17
I never used avisynth and don't understand it :(
Well, that's exactly where I once started, too. :)
Source, 320x180:
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/4905/source3jo.png
Source, magnified 400% (1280x720):
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/6396/source400percent6vs.th.png (http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/6396/source400percent6vs.png)
400% Bicubic resized:
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/2728/400percentbicubic9rl.th.png (http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/2728/400percentbicubic9rl.png)
400% ELA-2 resized: (above script)
http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/4573/400percentela28vp.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/4573/400percentela28vp.jpg)
Perhaps not the most suited example, but I've not much lying around here on the office machine. The point should get clear, though.
Dark-Cracker
16th September 2005, 22:50
i have not made some tests but you also have the
EDI filter.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=459732#post459732
but i don't know which is the most fast/best beetween EDI and ELA interpolation.
@Didée you script look interesting to use the ELA (even if the turnleft/right look tricky :) ).
++
arnie.d
17th September 2005, 00:31
OK I've tried avisynth for the first time in my life. The only thing I can get done is make the script that contains the avisource and load the script as an avi file in virtualdub. Can someone please give me an example how to load the upsizer dll in the script and how to define the settings for it? Please? I tried the above script but it doesn't work.
communist
17th September 2005, 05:39
I tried the above script but it doesn't work.
Posting the exact error message would be of help - though this time I assume its complaining about the lack of the tdeint plugin.
You can get tdeint from http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/ - unpack the dll to your AviSynth plugin dir (default \Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins), it should now autoload the plugin as soon a script is run.
yaz
19th September 2005, 14:10
... and (imho) oy = 720 should be replaced by dy = 720 ( or i don't get it all :confused: )
the bests
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Didée
19th September 2005, 14:38
You still get it, yaz ... I just screwed it. :o
Script is correct now.
Kostarum Rex Persia
20th September 2005, 00:08
Ok,it's very nice filter,but on your site I can't see download link.Drom where I can download that filter?
kurt476
20th September 2005, 04:45
i would love this filter too :D
CruNcher
6th April 2011, 03:22
Here it is http://www.infognition.com/super_resolution_vdf/ it took some time, though not as long as DNF did or still does ;)
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