YATS (Yet Another Terrible Source) Need help

[grumpygamer]

Hello everyone,
I was attempting to fix an anime source because it's really bad...

Encountered problems:
1. Ghosting
2. Picture jerkiness
3. Frame jumps on scene change

I supposed these were common problems so I started looking into some old .avs I used to use but none of them seems to work.

I installed all the filters I could think of and tried multiple combinations of ivtc deinterlacing etc...

From my very basic understanding of video editing I know I have to tfm and decimate an anime usually so that's where I started.
The ghosting then started and that's where I am stuck.
Previously I had used mrestore to fix some other anime I tried fixing up but this time it won't work. Also upgraded to "srestore" but no luck with that too.

No matter what I try I am unable to completely remove the ghosting artifacts.

I tried using AnimeIVTC that seems to work wonders for everyone, but that didn't work either although it should be fool proof!

Problem is after all these years I still am unable to grasp all the video related concepts and I probably don't really understand what I am doing... despite being a programmer I am a bit "thick" I suppose...

Anyway I would really appreciate if someone could help me out in finding a script that could fix the above 3 points.

I have uploaded a small sample here (http://www.mediafire.com/?io2ql8k9f6far5q)
I wont post my script because I would really be embarassed :D
I load ALL the filters :D

Thanks to whoever helps

-grumpy

[Motenai Yoda]

grumpy
black asked me something about
MPEG2Source("C:\Users\Casa\Desktop\small.demuxed.d2v", cpu2="ooooxx", ipp=true, idct=3, upconv=1, icc=true)
crop(6, 2, -16, -2, align=true)
telecide(post=0, chroma=false)
nnedi3()
tdecimate(mode=1, chroma=false, hybrid=1)
spline16resize(624, 464)
converttoyv12()

removegrain(18)
blinddehalo3(strength=80, hidamp=2.0, sharpness=4.0)
toonlite(0.2)

[grumpygamer]

thanks, it's good but some of the blending is still there, using thetoof's script I get a slightly better result albeit not perfect