sjchmura
30th April 2005, 02:52
I have been trying to convert HDTV TS (renamed to mpg) to AVC HDTV profile (1080i source ->720p). I choose the resolution, all goes well (forever) and my final product seems either jerky at times or seems to go backward in frames. It is like the deinterlacing is all screwed up.
Any suggestions?
Sagittaire
30th April 2005, 03:41
Video=Mpeg2Source("G:\Mes dossiers\Download\alt.binaries.hdtv\azerty.d2v", idct=2, cpu=4, iPP=true, moderate_h=20, moderate_v=20)
#Video=SelectEvery(video,5,2,4)
Video=Telecide(Video,post=true,chroma=true,gthresh=50,guide=1)
Video=Decimate(Video,cycle=5)
Video=Crop(Video,8,8,-8,-48)
video=trim(video,0,0)
#Video=Convolution3D(Video,0,3,4,3,4,3,0)
Video=Lanczos4Resize(Video,1280,720)
#video=UnDot(video)
#video=Limiter(video)
#video=addborders(video,0,24,0,24)
#Video=AssumeFPS(video,25)
return video
1088i MPEG2 transport stream (USA HDTV) are generaly encoded with bad quality (high quant for Iframe, blocking in high motion -> bad Rate Control with bad MPEG2 encoder). IMO 720p are very better than 1088i for these source ...
Sirber
30th April 2005, 23:22
Originally posted by Sagittaire
1088i MPEG2 transport stream (USA HDTV) are generaly encoded with bad quality (high quant for Iframe, blocking in high motion -> bad Rate Control with bad MPEG2 encoder). IMO 720p are very better than 1088i for these source ...
Sad but true :(
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