View Full Version : Do you know how to avoid this ghosting or eliminate it?
terminator3
12th August 2019, 20:16
Well, try to remove the interlacing of these avi videos but the source has a ghost effect
Then I leave two videos, they are different since they come from different sources vhs, I know they take a lot, but if you can help me, I would appreciate it.
real.finder
12th August 2019, 23:58
AVISource("E:\Fly07-08.avi")
AssumeTFF()
tfm.TDecimate(1) #or AnimeIVTC since it old source
work fine no ghosting
terminator3
14th August 2019, 17:49
AVISource("E:\Fly07-08.avi")
AssumeTFF()
tfm.TDecimate(1) #or AnimeIVTC since it old source
work fine no ghosting
Thank you very much,
From cap 13 or 14 there is no way to avoid ghosting, look
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vJ8augsKEnrY5hcaXTKDqSxMdUQbyg8L/view?usp=sharing
real.finder
15th August 2019, 19:14
Thank you very much,
From cap 13 or 14 there is no way to avoid ghosting, look
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vJ8augsKEnrY5hcaXTKDqSxMdUQbyg8L/view?usp=sharing
AVISource("E:\Fly17-18.avi")
AssumeTFF()
tfm.TDecimate(1)
work also fine, you must be more specific by tell what frame or time and post image for the problem, and even post your script
terminator3
15th August 2019, 21:13
AVISource("E:\Fly17-18.avi")
AssumeTFF()
tfm.TDecimate(1)
work also fine, you must be more specific by tell what frame or time and post image for the problem, and even post your script
Well, in the whole chapter, if you download the chapter that I put you last, the whole chapter suffers from ghosting, and also in fast scenes, the lines look as if the interlacing was not effective in the fast scenes
the configuration is the same that you have put before, and so that you see that the ghost effect is, I show you these captures:
http://i68.tinypic.com/21khzf9.jpg
http://i68.tinypic.com/xdt9p5.jpg
and it is here, it seems as if the lines were interlaced, especially on the left side of the image
http://i64.tinypic.com/xgmk60.jpg
real.finder
15th August 2019, 22:32
ok, I see it now, did you tried animeivtc(2) or sanimebob.srestore(frate=23.976) ?
ChaosKing
15th August 2019, 23:28
This seems to kill most of the blends
Cdeblend( dclip=crop(last, 20,20,-20,-20))
srestore( speed=-22, dclip = crop(last, 20,20,-20,-20))
srestore( frate = 23.976, mode =4, speed=-22, dclip = crop(last, 20,20,-20,-20))
(translated from vapoursynth script)
clip = muf.Cdeblend(clip, dclip=core.std.CropRel(clip, 20,20,20,20))
clip = haf.srestore(clip, speed=-22, dclip = core.std.CropRel(clip, 20,20,20,20))
clip = haf.srestore(clip, frate = 23.976, mode =4, speed=-22, dclip = core.std.CropRel(clip, 20,20,20,20))
terminator3
16th August 2019, 16:43
This seems to kill most of the blends
Cdeblend( dclip=crop(last, 20,20,-20,-20))
srestore( speed=-22, dclip = crop(last, 20,20,-20,-20))
srestore( frate = 23.976, mode =4, speed=-22, dclip = crop(last, 20,20,-20,-20))
(translated from vapoursynth script)
clip = muf.Cdeblend(clip, dclip=core.std.CropRel(clip, 20,20,20,20))
clip = haf.srestore(clip, speed=-22, dclip = core.std.CropRel(clip, 20,20,20,20))
clip = haf.srestore(clip, frate = 23.976, mode =4, speed=-22, dclip = core.std.CropRel(clip, 20,20,20,20))
What do I put at the end of everything in the script? ok for normal? or just for steam?
real.finder
17th August 2019, 01:21
ChaosKing code maybe very ruthless that can make the motions not smooth so here another method
AVISource("E:\Fly17-18.avi")
AssumeTFF()
animeivtc(2,mode22=true) #you can play with another parameters as you need
terminator3
17th August 2019, 14:24
ChaosKing code maybe very ruthless that can make the motions not smooth so here another method
AVISource("E:\Fly17-18.avi")
AssumeTFF()
animeivtc(2,mode22=true) #you can play with another parameters as you need
thanks, I will try both methods, if you can think of anything else tell me
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