dbzgundam
19th February 2004, 04:47
It's glitch free, but lacks optimization for different sources. This is mainly for low noise, high detail sources. It's also meant more for anime, although I haven't tried it on live action, so please give me some responses.
I made the filter, to help get rid of the lack of HQ source pictures for things like, wallpapers... Especially anime, where HQ stuff is all saturated, sharp, and has nice poses and such. I found that lots of this was ONLY found on the episodes and not found in online pictures or books and such... Originally I was going to use Mf's SharpResize but that ended up thickening the outlines a little much; so I apted for lanczos's softness. The script can't be used as a function yet (unless someone wants to help make it work that way) and require a few external filters to work.
AVISource("...")
##Pre-Cleaning##
awarpsharp(depth=17)
Tweak(bright=-1)
##Upscaled to Clean##
LanczosResize(1280,960)
ConvertToYUY2
_2DCleanYUY2(5,5,3)
##Edge Enhance Reduction##
FixVHSOversharpL(30,12,8)
FixVHSOversharp(30,14,10)
FixVHSOversharp(30,12,8)
ConvertToYV12
##Upper Level Sharpening##
awarpsharp(depth=20)
xsharpen(35,35)
##Downscaling##
LanczosResize(1024,768)
##About##
# This script isn't very optimized for low quality sources, as it was meant to fix
# up high quality sources with a little edge enhancement. (white halos) Although, if you wish
# I'd recommend adding an mftoon in the 1280x960 area, right before 2DClean. Settings are all
# up to you but these should work on detailed TV sources and DVD sources.)
Basically I tried to upscale to a REALLY high res (1280x960....4x3) and then lower to a high but slightly lower resolution.(1024x768) I wanted the cleaning filters to work on a higher level to clean out more noise and blocking.(that's what I thought would work best anyway) I found that the source I used had lots of halos and edge enhancement on it so I used FixVHSOversharp to help reduce that. I guess you can turn it off but what I really suggest on almost anything aside from DVD, is mftoon.
Anyway, it worked well for me....remember it's more for withdrawing the frame in Vdub after it's been filtered to get good sources for wallpapers...But I guess if you want you could encode with it. :D Please test it out!
Btw: If you wish to add mftoon, I suggest these settings, along with a reduction in both awarpsharps.
mftoon(cwarp=false, wdepth=0, xstren=50, ustren=50, strength=150)
Oh yeah one final thing... Here are some samples of it in action!
This one is DVD source, with mfToon added in
http://www.esenet.com/baka/enlargedDVD.jpg
As is this...
http://www.esenet.com/baka/enlarged2DVD.jpg
THIS is TV source, blocking was pretty low but it had all sorts of weird edge enhancement which I used FixVHS for. (Although it didn't help too much even on this...But not many sources have this problem if they aren't VHS)
http://www.esenet.com/baka/enlarged3TV.jpg
Sorry, but I had to! Here's a comparison between LanczosResizing and "Video2Wallpaper" resizing! With lanczos you can easily see MPEG2 compression (it's DVD source so you'll have to look a bit) and it's MUCH blurrier than the V2W method. I myself am quite impressed with the results!
http://www.esenet.com/baka/comparison.jpg
And here's an example at the 1280x960 level! (Filtering done at the 1440x1080 level)
http://www.esenet.com/baka/comparison2.jpg
I made the filter, to help get rid of the lack of HQ source pictures for things like, wallpapers... Especially anime, where HQ stuff is all saturated, sharp, and has nice poses and such. I found that lots of this was ONLY found on the episodes and not found in online pictures or books and such... Originally I was going to use Mf's SharpResize but that ended up thickening the outlines a little much; so I apted for lanczos's softness. The script can't be used as a function yet (unless someone wants to help make it work that way) and require a few external filters to work.
AVISource("...")
##Pre-Cleaning##
awarpsharp(depth=17)
Tweak(bright=-1)
##Upscaled to Clean##
LanczosResize(1280,960)
ConvertToYUY2
_2DCleanYUY2(5,5,3)
##Edge Enhance Reduction##
FixVHSOversharpL(30,12,8)
FixVHSOversharp(30,14,10)
FixVHSOversharp(30,12,8)
ConvertToYV12
##Upper Level Sharpening##
awarpsharp(depth=20)
xsharpen(35,35)
##Downscaling##
LanczosResize(1024,768)
##About##
# This script isn't very optimized for low quality sources, as it was meant to fix
# up high quality sources with a little edge enhancement. (white halos) Although, if you wish
# I'd recommend adding an mftoon in the 1280x960 area, right before 2DClean. Settings are all
# up to you but these should work on detailed TV sources and DVD sources.)
Basically I tried to upscale to a REALLY high res (1280x960....4x3) and then lower to a high but slightly lower resolution.(1024x768) I wanted the cleaning filters to work on a higher level to clean out more noise and blocking.(that's what I thought would work best anyway) I found that the source I used had lots of halos and edge enhancement on it so I used FixVHSOversharp to help reduce that. I guess you can turn it off but what I really suggest on almost anything aside from DVD, is mftoon.
Anyway, it worked well for me....remember it's more for withdrawing the frame in Vdub after it's been filtered to get good sources for wallpapers...But I guess if you want you could encode with it. :D Please test it out!
Btw: If you wish to add mftoon, I suggest these settings, along with a reduction in both awarpsharps.
mftoon(cwarp=false, wdepth=0, xstren=50, ustren=50, strength=150)
Oh yeah one final thing... Here are some samples of it in action!
This one is DVD source, with mfToon added in
http://www.esenet.com/baka/enlargedDVD.jpg
As is this...
http://www.esenet.com/baka/enlarged2DVD.jpg
THIS is TV source, blocking was pretty low but it had all sorts of weird edge enhancement which I used FixVHS for. (Although it didn't help too much even on this...But not many sources have this problem if they aren't VHS)
http://www.esenet.com/baka/enlarged3TV.jpg
Sorry, but I had to! Here's a comparison between LanczosResizing and "Video2Wallpaper" resizing! With lanczos you can easily see MPEG2 compression (it's DVD source so you'll have to look a bit) and it's MUCH blurrier than the V2W method. I myself am quite impressed with the results!
http://www.esenet.com/baka/comparison.jpg
And here's an example at the 1280x960 level! (Filtering done at the 1440x1080 level)
http://www.esenet.com/baka/comparison2.jpg