Blue_MiSfit
5th March 2005, 04:06
Hey all,
So I've heard that lots of old disney movies are notoriously hard to encode, because of terrible mastering and loads of noise.
I'm trying to rip Alice in Wonderland, and it's definatley going to be tricky. To start with, I just used removegrain and removedirt as some quick denoising to do a comp test, and XviD was asking +/- 9000kbit for the section I was testing!!!
So I am converting a clip to huffy (to test lots of codecs) with the following script:
mpeg2source("C:\Alice in Wonderland\Alice.d2v")
LanczosResize(720,528)
Temporalsoften(2,3,3,mode=2,scenechange=6)
ConvertToYUY2().PixieDust(3).ConvertToYV12()
removegrain(mode=1)
Will do some comptests on this clip, but I was wondering if anyone had some ideas of strong denoisers I could use to clean this shite up.
Thanks
~misfit
So I've heard that lots of old disney movies are notoriously hard to encode, because of terrible mastering and loads of noise.
I'm trying to rip Alice in Wonderland, and it's definatley going to be tricky. To start with, I just used removegrain and removedirt as some quick denoising to do a comp test, and XviD was asking +/- 9000kbit for the section I was testing!!!
So I am converting a clip to huffy (to test lots of codecs) with the following script:
mpeg2source("C:\Alice in Wonderland\Alice.d2v")
LanczosResize(720,528)
Temporalsoften(2,3,3,mode=2,scenechange=6)
ConvertToYUY2().PixieDust(3).ConvertToYV12()
removegrain(mode=1)
Will do some comptests on this clip, but I was wondering if anyone had some ideas of strong denoisers I could use to clean this shite up.
Thanks
~misfit