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guada 2
1st November 2005, 01:30
Hello,

Times changed well.
That has it changed your methods of encodings?
Which is the tool for audio treatment and videos that you used currently? And why hate you the other methods?

NOTE: All compression and transcodage audio and video confounded . All operating system can reveal their source. :)

Bye.

Sirber
1st November 2005, 01:32
RealAnime 3.2 --> RealAnime LE ;)

guada 2
1st November 2005, 01:37
Hello Sirber,

Only that or always that.

Could you choose please ? :)

:thanks:

Sirber
1st November 2005, 01:44
I'd say both, since they are the same :D

I only encode anime content.

guada 2
1st November 2005, 01:52
And, you don't watch a movie I suppose.

unless thattttttt.. you buy them in DVD. Maybe a possibility.
WHO KNOWS :D

Sirber
1st November 2005, 01:54
Is that thread about encoding or watching? :p

guada 2
1st November 2005, 01:58
Only encoding.

hartford
1st November 2005, 03:40
A year ago, I was using PixieDust quite often. Various strengths, often with LimitedSharpen().

I've switched to DegrainMedian and TemporalSoften for anime.

Black & White: From Deen to RemoveGrain(mode=17) with TemporalSoften. Of course, that's not set in stone.


Currently, for Akira, I'm using:

loadplugin("d:\plugins\DGDecode-1.4.4.dll")
loadplugin("d:\plugins\DeComb521.dll")
LoadPlugin("d:\plugins\Deen.dll")
LoadPlugin("d:\plugins\Msmooth_2.0.2.dll")
LoadPlugin("d:\plugins\MaskTools1416.dll")

import("d:\plugins\import\HQDering-v0.1.avs")

mpeg2source("C:\akira\video_ts\akira.d2v")
telecide(order=1,post=0)
decimate(cycle=5)

deen("a2d",2,5,7)
msmooth(strength=2,threshold=3,mask=false)
HQDering()
BlindPP(quant=2,cpu2="ooooxo",moderate_h=22,moderate_v=46)

# add vdub tempsmoother = 4




Nevermind the colorspace changes; it looks good.


But for other anime, I use Vdub filters only (SmartSmoother HQ with TemporalSmoother).

Have used many different filters. Still can't get DeSpot to work well for me.

Still experimenting.

charleski
4th November 2005, 23:37
The big change is going from xvid/divx (i.e. MPEG-4 ASP) to h.264 (AVC) encoding.

Definite increase in quality, but you need to relearn how to use the new tools and the curve can be quite steep :) .