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Forum: Avisynth Usage 10th January 2003, 17:26
Replies: 46
Views: 43,426
Posted By Marc FD
hi. compile an avs 2.5 mpeg2dec version is...

hi.

compile an avs 2.5 mpeg2dec version is not a bad idea, i did it myself two months ago, didn't tought someone would found it usefull ^^.

about YV12, it's the bigger change in MPEG2Dec3, so i...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 9th January 2003, 18:21
Replies: 13
Views: 3,497
Posted By Marc FD
well, there's a very small difference between a2d...

well, there's a very small difference between a2d & 2dcleaner, maybe if you use too big chroma thresholds, it'll give differents effects on chroma. but they are very very close.
Forum: Avisynth Usage 6th January 2003, 22:24
Replies: 93
Views: 22,582
Posted By Marc FD
well, if it's really due to corrupted bitstream,...

well, if it's really due to corrupted bitstream, i'll know how to search ^_^

i'll try to debug this week (but it's not easy, i'm short in time, and it's really not cool ^^)
Forum: Avisynth Usage 5th January 2003, 16:12
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
exactly that ^^

exactly that ^^
Forum: Avisynth Usage 5th January 2003, 15:26
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
>Your Readme says: >deen(string "name",int...

>Your Readme says:
>deen(string "name",int "mode",int "thrY",int "thrUV", float "ti")

and it's how it works.

when i think about it, wotef used strange settings.
he could give a second look ^^
Forum: Avisynth Usage 5th January 2003, 14:25
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
just one thing >deen("a3d",3,4,1,4) ...

just one thing

>deen("a3d",3,4,1,4)
>deen("a3d",3,6,1,6)
>deen("a3d",4,9,1,9)

is you don't want to filter chroma, use thrUV=0, it'll give a nice speed boost.
Forum: Avisynth Usage 4th January 2003, 22:39
Replies: 93
Views: 22,582
Posted By Marc FD
>Do you need any more samples? no, it's okay...

>Do you need any more samples?

no, it's okay

until i fix the stuff crunher gave me ^^
Forum: Avisynth Usage 4th January 2003, 21:41
Replies: 93
Views: 22,582
Posted By Marc FD
i take some time and debug, but it's really not...

i take some time and debug, but it's really not fun stuff, so don't expect superfast results.

but i take care of the stuff ;)
Forum: Avisynth Usage 3rd January 2003, 12:01
Replies: 13
Views: 3,497
Posted By Marc FD
jarthel didn't coded it, kiraru2002 is the dev....

jarthel didn't coded it, kiraru2002 is the dev. he's japanese.

BTW, for 2dcleaner & YV12 fans, i suggest you to try deen(a2d), should give similar results.

Regards,
MarcFD
Forum: Avisynth Usage 2nd January 2003, 17:27
Replies: 93
Views: 22,582
Posted By Marc FD
i'm currently right now investigating on this. ...

i'm currently right now investigating on this.
and it's really making me angry, because i don't see why it happens :angry:
Forum: Avisynth Usage 2nd January 2003, 13:16
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
>@MarcFD: Yes - my own preliminary results show...

>@MarcFD: Yes - my own preliminary results show the same. I get a very >good speedup in the processing part,

no speedup at all.

> but the initial realignment is >_much_ slower than I...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 2nd January 2003, 12:01
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
okay, i'm still unable to reproduce it, but i...

okay, i'm still unable to reproduce it, but i totally rewrote argument parsing, it should be rock solid now.

BTW, new stuff (mass alignement & new isse code) is disabled, i want it to work first...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 1st January 2003, 19:54
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
thx celeron. if it works, i'll continue...

thx celeron.

if it works, i'll continue then.
there's massive alignement and pairing + some new isse code i want to test ^^
Forum: Avisynth Usage 31st December 2002, 11:05
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
strange. i'll check what could cause that. it...

strange. i'll check what could cause that.
it worked flawlessly on MPEG-2 and AVI (MPEG-4) YV12 sources

EDIT : i tested everything i could. i'm still unable to reproduce it. does anyone encounter...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 30th December 2002, 22:53
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
>Looks very promising indeed! Great work. ...

>Looks very promising indeed! Great work.

thx

>Regarding usability, I think it would be great if you used named,
>optional parameters. If you are going to implement several different ...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 30th December 2002, 16:03
Replies: 30
Views: 30,183
Posted By Marc FD
deen("c3d")

my filter for xmas ^^

this is a preview, but "c3d" mode is fully functionnal.
i've a lot of new beta/alpha-code for deen, but i keeped my trusted c3d mode to have a solid basis. read the readme,...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 30th December 2002, 01:40
Replies: 198
Views: 76,139
Posted By Marc FD
>It's very hard to say, without seeing your code....

>It's very hard to say, without seeing your code.

sure.

>What I'd _imagine_ is that you are spending a lot of time rearranging >data for your spatial blur. Either you are getting many...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 30th December 2002, 00:10
Replies: 198
Views: 76,139
Posted By Marc FD
strange, i don't get it. my c3d...

strange, i don't get it.

my c3d implementation is very simple (10x less code than vlad) but gives (sometimes) the same results than vlad's one.

i don't use any max/min, what's the use of these...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 29th December 2002, 23:09
Replies: 54
Views: 10,303
Posted By Marc FD
hi ^^ this filter is very very buggy. the...

hi ^^

this filter is very very buggy.
the way it works is very hazardous.
i'm sorry, it's dumb typos in my assembly code.

i've fixed everything in deen/"c3d" mode, it's even able to output...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 29th December 2002, 22:46
Replies: 198
Views: 76,139
Posted By Marc FD
arhg XD.. i don't understand anything... ...

arhg XD..
i don't understand anything...

say me if it gives more than a +50% speedup (that's what i get with my c3d implementation), i'm interessed ^^
Forum: Avisynth Usage 29th December 2002, 22:44
Replies: 51
Views: 26,883
Posted By Marc FD
huh ? strange... honestly, i dunno why it...

huh ? strange...
honestly, i dunno why it doesn't work ^^.
did you try on others ac3 files ?
Forum: MPEG-4 ASP 19th December 2002, 17:36
Replies: 78
Views: 50,891
Posted By Marc FD
hi ^___^ >Well, you should at least try...

hi ^___^

>Well, you should at least try watching the video with our
>post-processing filters, they're really quite good , and are a major
>part of the decoder

maybe it's clean&fast, but i...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 19th December 2002, 16:00
Replies: 148
Views: 51,170
Posted By Marc FD
use separatefields, you'll see it does the job...

use separatefields, you'll see it does the job right.
as i writed in the readme, using iPP=true activates field-based PP.

i think deinterlacing will more or less remove these artifacts.
Forum: Avisynth Usage 18th December 2002, 14:18
Replies: 148
Views: 51,170
Posted By Marc FD
well, i can only suppose things. are you using...

well, i can only suppose things.
are you using iPP = true ??

BTW, the bug as nothing to do with what jackei's refers to.
it's really not easy to see, but i dunno why it's here.
i hope it's not...
Forum: Avisynth Usage 17th December 2002, 17:42
Replies: 229
Views: 50,897
Posted By Marc FD
>@Marc FD: Would you check, that you always...

>@Marc FD: Would you check, that you always return a valid frame 0, even
>if you are requested to deliver frame <0 ???

all my temporal filters where fixed against this a while ago.
i always...
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