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Rarok
31st May 2009, 14:32
http://hdimage.org/images/3tbgk8lysyttafebsq2y_1.png
http://hdimage.org/images/3c2nya7d8qga6fjm6qup_2.png
http://hdimage.org/images/ut1snyk2bq17panyrc91_3.png

Look at the towel at the second pic.

I want to fix that with avisynth, but I don't know how is called that so I can't search for what filters I should use.

Thanks.

scharfis_brain
31st May 2009, 14:37
I only see, that the 2nd image has much more compression artifacts than the other both.

Rarok
31st May 2009, 14:53
It's from an original DVD, and there are many frames like that between other "good" frames.

If you want lo look a sample: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YJI5WQQS
It's extracted with Honor Pulldown Flags (DGIndex)

To do the deinterlace I tried:
tfm(mode=5,slow=2)
and also
tfm(mode=0,slow=2,pp=0,micmatching=0)

Both do the same jerkiness

lansing
31st May 2009, 17:55
your source is a simple 3:2 pulldown, so anything like tfm().decimate() should do it

Rarok
31st May 2009, 18:42
your source is a simple 3:2 pulldown, so anything like tfm().decimate() should do it

What about that jerkiness, any idea?

Keiyakusha
31st May 2009, 18:48
I don't see nothing special there... sure second image looks worse but this is common artifact. Try something like bilateral filter.

Rarok
31st May 2009, 20:55
Thanks a lot, now it has a good looking.