Pen-Pen
29th July 2002, 23:01
Well, hi guys, I've been waiting for five days to post this topic, but I have to say I discovered a lot during these on your board...
I know this has been talked through but as I intend to make a quality DVDRiP, there are still some of my questions which are not answered yet.
Everyone knows these Eva DVD's are horribly encoded for only one reason : the telecine scene-change jitter...
I managed to remove the noisy white line that appears along with the jitter by performing a manual IVTC (with TMPGEnc)... fine. But the jitter remains. I tested DigiStudio stabilizer, but it doesn't seem to perform what I want it to... (and I only have the annoying shareware version). I also tried steady-deinterlace, but it doesn't work at all. Isn't there any filters out there that really succeeds in removing this encoding artifact?
And what about the ghosting effect?
Thanks in advance.
I know this has been talked through but as I intend to make a quality DVDRiP, there are still some of my questions which are not answered yet.
Everyone knows these Eva DVD's are horribly encoded for only one reason : the telecine scene-change jitter...
I managed to remove the noisy white line that appears along with the jitter by performing a manual IVTC (with TMPGEnc)... fine. But the jitter remains. I tested DigiStudio stabilizer, but it doesn't seem to perform what I want it to... (and I only have the annoying shareware version). I also tried steady-deinterlace, but it doesn't work at all. Isn't there any filters out there that really succeeds in removing this encoding artifact?
And what about the ghosting effect?
Thanks in advance.