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anGGa
8th June 2002, 08:26
Hello,
Is it enough to just use Forced Film in DVD2Avi and deinterlace filter in nandub to deinterlace?
Or is it better to perform IVTC also (with TMPGenc) in between those 2 methods?
Thnx..
thesinsoftime
10th June 2002, 00:52
for me it's not enough. I've tried deinterlacing with virtual dub and it's still showing up.
Semmemon
10th June 2002, 03:50
For me, IVTC is impossible. I never had it work correctly, automatic or manual. How am I suppose to know if it messed up or not? Setting the pattern always gets me some interlaced frames. I don't see how anyone can possible have success with it. If it wasn't for that step everything else is easy.
People are telling me that just using a deinterlace filter in nadub works fine, but I've tried that and I'm not seeing decent quality video..
anGGa
10th June 2002, 21:09
Forced Film in DVD2Avi and deinterlace in nandub look just fine for me. I dont get that much interlaced sources, so I havent done much of deinterlacing...but this method works ok for me :D
Dreassica
10th June 2002, 21:57
Be happy that u don't encode PAL anime DVD's, most of them are almost impossible to IVCT and deinterlace due to poorly NTSC to PAL conversion. I have seen examples of ghosting in the original DVD on a standalone DVD player, it's hell!!
anGGa
11th June 2002, 14:45
Originally posted by Dreassica
Be happy that u don't encode PAL anime DVD's, most of them are almost impossible to IVCT and deinterlace due to poorly NTSC to PAL conversion. I have seen examples of ghosting in the original DVD on a standalone DVD player, it's hell!!
Damn...And Im gonna rip a manga soon; Pal! :(
thesinsoftime
13th June 2002, 00:04
for some reason today I was able to deinterlace with no problem... using the same VOB files I did last time.
However, when i go full screen the coloring looks really crappy.. and I encoded it at resolution 720x480 too. GRRRR!!!
Hello!
Do a search for 'decomb' in the avisynth forum. I can only say: It's perfect for animes and all interlaced, telecined and hybrid stuff. Works even great on 'cowboy bebop' and 'gun smith cats'.
greetz, Uli
anGGa
13th June 2002, 00:46
Originally posted by Uli
Hello!
Do a search for 'decomb' in the avisynth forum. I can only say: It's perfect for animes and all interlaced, telecined and hybrid stuff. Works even great on 'cowboy bebop' and 'gun smith cats'.
greetz, Uli
But I use VFapi :(
Why Vfapi?
the avisynth one is a good solution, but may be that you encode in CCE(?), Virtualdub support it, and the net bring a very useful filters for all tastes :cool:
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