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boxXx
10th August 2009, 18:41
Doom9 users! ,

I'm new to these forums so please dont blame me if i'm doing anything wrong post related hehe.

Allright so i am encoding all the pokemon movies, i am using megui to encode.
The thing is the source is kind of noise and blocky and i tried fixing it with FFT3DFilter but its just WAAAAAY to blurry.
When i try and use FFT3DFilter it turns out really well it gets rid of all the un needed stuff but like a said its way to blurry, thats why i am posting here to ask for help to remove the blocks and the noises.

Its a PAL source.

here are some source screenshots, hope you can help me do this and still keep it sharp ! ( atleast sharper then what i got it )

http://www.meejur.com/poke/1.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/2.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/3.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/4.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/5.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/6.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/7.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/8.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/9.png
http://www.meejur.com/poke/10.png


Thanks in advance !

OvejaNegra
10th August 2009, 19:46
if you are decoding from MPEG2 try de deblocking filter in DGDECODE (read the help).
If dont, then try the other deblocking filters of the DGDECODE pack.

If you are decodig from directshow, try using postprocessing on FFDESHOW
Specially SSP deblocking or fast SSP deblocking if the first is too slow for you.
Good luck

JohannesL
10th August 2009, 20:10
A sample clip would be more useful than screenshots.

boxXx
10th August 2009, 20:28
ill get you one.

Dark Shikari
10th August 2009, 20:32
dfttest and/or dehalo_alpha.

boxXx
11th August 2009, 00:54
i'm sorry this is a totally different question, everytime i finish encoding and demuxed the audio along with creating the D2V file it seems like the audio is way off... it starts good but after that it just gets of like madness.

what i do :

Open DGindex, selct all vob files, save and demux streams, encode video with D2V file using the script shown down my post, mux the audio with the video file.
What am i doing wrong here ?


LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\dgindex\DGDecode.dll")
MPEG2Source("F:\Encode Sources Pokemon\Video Files\VTS_02_1.d2v", cpu=0)
LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\gradfun2db\gradfun2db.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\encoding\denoiser\FFT3DFilter.dll")
Load_Stdcall_Plugin("C:\Program Files\megui\tools\yadif\yadif.dll")
Yadif(order=-1)
fft3dfilter(sigma=3.2, bt=1, bw=32, bh=32, ow=16, oh=16, sharpen=0.0)
crop(2,0,-2,-0)
ConvertToYV12()
Spline64Resize(704, 528)


LOL there is a 3 min difference in the length of the video and audio, what could be the cause of that ?

Guest
11th August 2009, 01:21
What field operation did you use in DGIndex? What was the reported film percentage?

boxXx
11th August 2009, 01:35
Honor pulldown flags, and what do you mean with film percentage ?

Guest
11th August 2009, 01:43
Read the documentation. I get bored answering things that are in the documentation.

How did you rip the DVD? Maybe you have multiple angles.

boxXx
11th August 2009, 01:55
i guess its in the video type one right ? cause thats what it says in teh documentation...

i downloaded the dvd from usenet i just extracted it other then that didn;'t change anything.

thewebchat
11th August 2009, 02:06
Huhu, rule 6.

boxXx
11th August 2009, 02:10
rule 6 is Framerate that would be 25fps since its pal, and line 7 " video type " says pal.