6ari8
11th May 2014, 16:11
Hello,
I'm trying to edit an Anime DVD I have.
DGIndex analysis says that it's 81.36% VIDEO and while I was indexing the VOB, the Video Type keeps switching from Interlaced to progressive. As I understand, it seems to be a hyprid of FILM and pure interlaced. MeGUI source detection says that the source is hybrid: Mostly film.
I tried to ivtc and deinterlace this with TIVTC with this:
TFM(slow=2, pp=5, clip2=TDeint(mode=2, type=3))
TDecimate(Mode=1, hybrid=1)
But, I get an issue of a jumpy/jerky at the beginning of a pan in some sections where the source is still for a couple of seconds then goes through a vertical pan.
I tried that with Decomb with this:
Telecide(guide=1)
Decimate(mode=3,threshold=2.0)
And the issue is not there and I find the pans are very smooth. However, I perceive a bit of quality degradation as opposed to the first method.
I tried switching the Decimation filter in each of the two methods but I notice no change from the initial observation so I concluded that TFM is somehow causing this jerky pan.
Am I doing something wrong with the parameters of TFM? Why do I get a smooth result with Telecide but can't in TFM?
Thank you.
I'm trying to edit an Anime DVD I have.
DGIndex analysis says that it's 81.36% VIDEO and while I was indexing the VOB, the Video Type keeps switching from Interlaced to progressive. As I understand, it seems to be a hyprid of FILM and pure interlaced. MeGUI source detection says that the source is hybrid: Mostly film.
I tried to ivtc and deinterlace this with TIVTC with this:
TFM(slow=2, pp=5, clip2=TDeint(mode=2, type=3))
TDecimate(Mode=1, hybrid=1)
But, I get an issue of a jumpy/jerky at the beginning of a pan in some sections where the source is still for a couple of seconds then goes through a vertical pan.
I tried that with Decomb with this:
Telecide(guide=1)
Decimate(mode=3,threshold=2.0)
And the issue is not there and I find the pans are very smooth. However, I perceive a bit of quality degradation as opposed to the first method.
I tried switching the Decimation filter in each of the two methods but I notice no change from the initial observation so I concluded that TFM is somehow causing this jerky pan.
Am I doing something wrong with the parameters of TFM? Why do I get a smooth result with Telecide but can't in TFM?
Thank you.