prnoct90
23rd November 2009, 21:36
Let's try this again, and hopefully this is alright. And if it isn't, I'm sorry.
I would like to work with R2 anime dvds. My goal is to create advanced, "professional" encodes, so I want to work with all of the hard stuff. I would like to use megui or avisynth because I heard from an encoder whose work I very much respect that this is a good combination.
This person said they use a filter chain. This way they could change the filter per scene. These are placed in a text file i think. He said not very many people use his method, but that's how he get such good results. He also said it takes a very long time. One of his filter chains might look sort of like this...
avcSource("e:\VIDEO\BDMV\STREAM\00000.dga")
p1 = trim(0,5770).filter1
p1 = trim(5771,65343).filter2
etc...
Anyways, I don't really understand much of what he said, but he also said to browse the stream with vdm and a huff. And, that he just "knows" what filter to use after looking at it from experience.
He also said he has his own modified filters specifically for anime, but I don't have access to those. He did also recommended the following: limitedsharpen and gradfun2db.
Anyways, if you read all of this, thanks so much for your time, and I really appreciate any time you take to write a response.
By the way I'm just encoding for myself and practice. Just to clarify.
I would like to work with R2 anime dvds. My goal is to create advanced, "professional" encodes, so I want to work with all of the hard stuff. I would like to use megui or avisynth because I heard from an encoder whose work I very much respect that this is a good combination.
This person said they use a filter chain. This way they could change the filter per scene. These are placed in a text file i think. He said not very many people use his method, but that's how he get such good results. He also said it takes a very long time. One of his filter chains might look sort of like this...
avcSource("e:\VIDEO\BDMV\STREAM\00000.dga")
p1 = trim(0,5770).filter1
p1 = trim(5771,65343).filter2
etc...
Anyways, I don't really understand much of what he said, but he also said to browse the stream with vdm and a huff. And, that he just "knows" what filter to use after looking at it from experience.
He also said he has his own modified filters specifically for anime, but I don't have access to those. He did also recommended the following: limitedsharpen and gradfun2db.
Anyways, if you read all of this, thanks so much for your time, and I really appreciate any time you take to write a response.
By the way I'm just encoding for myself and practice. Just to clarify.