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miggs78
28th October 2007, 05:02
Ok guys... I need some help please...

Here is a small sample of what I'm trying to work on: http://www.sendspace.com/file/n1nklw

Its a small sample from an Indian Movie, even though the DVD was a original bought DVD, the quality seems to be quite bad..

I have uploaded 2 images that show that this source has also ghosting problem..


DGDecode_mpeg2source("E:\Documents and Settings\Miggs78\My Documents\megui\test1.d2v",cpu=2,info=3)
ColorMatrix(hints=true)
tfm(order=1).tdecimate()
crop( 4, 60, -2, -60)

LanczosResize(640,272) # Lanczos (Sharp)
Undot() # Minimal Noise
limitedsharpenfaster(smode=3,strength=60,ss_y=1.0, ss_x=1.0,overshoot=1)
tweak(bright=2)

I've been using this script for now.. What are suggestions for improvement please..

Here are the links to the images until they get approved: http://maxupload.com/img/A7E45A0D.png and http://maxupload.com/img/B5593DDB.png

Thanks alot.

Mug Funky
28th October 2007, 09:46
probably best to post a sample out of the actual vob. DGindex can do this (set in and out point, save project and demux video).

but if it's bollywood, it could have any number of problems. usually some form of field-blending, chroma mashing or ugly deinterlacing. on top of that it's probably blocky as hell. i suspect a lot of encodes originally meant for digital broadcast (like satellite or low-bandwidth DTV) are re-used on the DVDs, as they're often around 4mbps and 704x480 rather than 720x480.

there'll also be splice marks on almost every cut...

miggs78
28th October 2007, 13:08
probably best to post a sample out of the actual vob. DGindex can do this (set in and out point, save project and demux video).

but if it's bollywood, it could have any number of problems. usually some form of field-blending, chroma mashing or ugly deinterlacing. on top of that it's probably blocky as hell. i suspect a lot of encodes originally meant for digital broadcast (like satellite or low-bandwidth DTV) are re-used on the DVDs, as they're often around 4mbps and 704x480 rather than 720x480.

there'll also be splice marks on almost every cut...

Yup sorry sir. I forgot to include the vob sample to..

Well this is the dvd9 sample of this current video..http://www.sendspace.com/file/1n76ve
but here is another one from the same movie, more like a motion one...

Thanks... :)

miggs78
29th October 2007, 22:16
Anyone, need some help plz

miggs78
31st October 2007, 07:21
I Was told this is the most helpful forums around.. It doesn't look like it..

Is there really anyone who can truly help... ANYONE!!