View Full Version : Did somebody tried and Compared Yuvsofts Deinterlacer allready ?
CruNcher
25th August 2008, 10:01
it can be found on their site http://www.yuvsoft.com/technologies/deinterlacing/index.html
http://www.yuvsoft.com/download/deinterlacing/index.html
@Dmitry
is that the same you Developed for Samsung ?
Didée
25th August 2008, 12:11
Didn't have tried it until now, but now that you mention it ...
Toy Train Sequence, YUVSoft Deinterlacer vs. TempGaussMC (http://www.mediafire.com/?3nsemkrzrqx) (37MB, MediaFire)
Could be it's interesting if you need to implement a Hardware solution. In software, I'd say we have the bigger guns through Avisynth. ;)
pitch.fr
25th August 2008, 12:27
is there any realtime AVS script that can achieve the same results ?
Didée
25th August 2008, 12:50
Realtime you say? ClickMe! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoeFzjaG7Zs)
pitch.fr
25th August 2008, 13:40
well, this thing is realtime...isn't it ? :D
besides a 3.3Ghz Q6600 has quite some power, that can come in handy me thinks ?!
so you can only achieve BOB or blending in realtime I guess ?
but they divide the vertical resolution/2, right ?
Didée
25th August 2008, 13:53
What exactly is "this thing"? That Software-Demo is *far* from realtime, too ... Tested on a 2.8GHz Pentium D915 (my office machine), processing speed was like ~5fps, with the result being not breathtaking.
HW implementations are a different story, sure, but that's not the subject of interest here, or is it?
pitch.fr
25th August 2008, 13:57
oh ok, didn't try it :)
I was just wondering what was a good solution for deinterlacing 29.97 NTSC videos in realtime in AVS..
I've tried quite a lot of them, and only ugly blending works in realtime....but there's some combing remaining.
CruNcher
25th August 2008, 14:44
What exactly is "this thing"? That Software-Demo is *far* from realtime, too ... Tested on a 2.8GHz Pentium D915 (my office machine), processing speed was like ~5fps, with the result being not breathtaking.
HW implementations are a different story, sure, but that's not the subject of interest here, or is it?
Limitations of the demo:
video may be of 720x576 resolution or below
a trasparent logo is added if the original resolution is greater than 352x288
limited speed performance
Answers your question, tough indeed a Demo that doesn't show it's full capabilities and is extra slowdowned sounds strange (or maybe they mean just the time it needs to add the watermark)
Seems it is this one http://www.compression.ru/video/deinterlacing/index_en.html (not under any contract regulations,so completely their own)
guess this http://www.compression.ru/video/deinterlacing_samsung/index_en.html is still under contract regulations (made in coperation with Samsung Enginers)
Revgen
26th August 2008, 01:12
Suitable for hardware implementation
Considering this quote, it's probably not going to be anything like MCBob.
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