pdbowling
14th November 2005, 23:20
Hi all,
I've got an avs script that I'm using with VDubMod to convert some footage.
I'm going .vob to .avi encoded with huffyuv codec.
The picture is beautiful except for this:
In the black space to the side of the frames on the right, I get a strip of white flashing in and out occasionally (maybe every 50 frames or so)
The footage is 29.97 fps and I used
addborders(0,60,0,60) in the script to add bars to the top and bottom.
The top border also occasionally gets a little white strip flashing in and out of existance at the edge. Even more rare, the entire top strip will flash a 1 frame array of different colored pixels.
I suppose my question is...
Am I leaving off a filter or function from my script that prevents/removes these aberations?
I don't have the script in front of me but I remember that I'm using the
decomb.dll
fieldDeinterlace
lancose resize
addborders
clip(variables by preference)
undot()
I know that I could 'clip' the black off of the side edges but I'm trying to maintain the footage as close as possible to the original. That wouldn't help the top border which are mandatory.
Thanks everyone.
P
I've got an avs script that I'm using with VDubMod to convert some footage.
I'm going .vob to .avi encoded with huffyuv codec.
The picture is beautiful except for this:
In the black space to the side of the frames on the right, I get a strip of white flashing in and out occasionally (maybe every 50 frames or so)
The footage is 29.97 fps and I used
addborders(0,60,0,60) in the script to add bars to the top and bottom.
The top border also occasionally gets a little white strip flashing in and out of existance at the edge. Even more rare, the entire top strip will flash a 1 frame array of different colored pixels.
I suppose my question is...
Am I leaving off a filter or function from my script that prevents/removes these aberations?
I don't have the script in front of me but I remember that I'm using the
decomb.dll
fieldDeinterlace
lancose resize
addborders
clip(variables by preference)
undot()
I know that I could 'clip' the black off of the side edges but I'm trying to maintain the footage as close as possible to the original. That wouldn't help the top border which are mandatory.
Thanks everyone.
P