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Aghora
4th June 2009, 04:57
http://i40.tinypic.com/2ijixoh.jpg
Inspector.Gadget
4th June 2009, 05:40
Post a sample of your original DVD source.
Aghora
4th June 2009, 06:59
Sample :
http://rapidshare.com/files/240607251/VTS_01_6.MPG
Inspector.Gadget
4th June 2009, 15:45
Is that a purchased retail DVD? The reason I ask is the encoding is very poor. I don't know whether it was converted from PAL to NTSC or what, but some of that interlacing was not done properly during mastering or encoding: there are blends and inconsistent line heights everywhere. Try getting the PAL retail DVD and see if there's any improvement.
Aghora
4th June 2009, 16:22
Is that a purchased retail DVD? The reason I ask is the encoding is very poor. I don't know whether it was converted from PAL to NTSC or what, but some of that interlacing was not done properly during mastering or encoding: there are blends and inconsistent line heights everywhere. Try getting the PAL retail DVD and see if there's any improvement.
it's original DVD only Bro.
Inspector.Gadget
4th June 2009, 16:26
OK, so we know the original NTSC DVD sucks. Buy the PAL one and see if it's any better. That's one of the worst sources I've seen lately, and maybe if you get lucky one of the guys experienced with various deblending functions can help you here.
Aghora
4th June 2009, 16:34
OK, so we know the original NTSC DVD sucks. Buy the PAL one and see if it's any better. That's one of the worst sources I've seen lately, and maybe if you get lucky one of the guys experienced with various deblending functions can help you here.
It's the Only Version available here :(
Arshad07
4th June 2009, 17:42
I gave it a try...and this does a pretty good job
# First we deblock
SeparateFields()
DFTTest(sigma=.7)
Weave()
#second, we deinterlace to PAL
Yadif(Mode=1,Order=1) # or your favourite bobber, e.g mcbob, tdeint.....etc
srestore(frate=25)
#crop
crop( 0, 48, -4, -46)
#resize
Spline64Resize(720,320) # Spline64 (Sharp)
thetoof
4th June 2009, 22:13
Seems like heavy chroma noise to me:
fft3dfilter(sigma=25,bw=32,bh=32,oh=16,ow=16,plane=3,bt=3)
Ajust sigma to your taste
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