Quote:
Originally Posted by fvisagie
Just a question - are you throwing the right tool at the problem? More specifically, are you sure that what you observe isn't the result of incorrect field order, (poor) telecine handling, etc. earlier in the life of those videos? Just a thought .
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I'm pretty sure. The Blurays of Ichiban no Ushiro Daimaou are one of the better ones, unlike interlaced Ghost Hound or seeminlgy upscaled and noisy Jormungand (the cgi isn't even antialiased).
My avisynth script therefore:
Code:
function ´(clip) {
data = DePanEstimate( clip, trust=5, dxmax=20, dymax=20, stab=-0.5, info=true, extlog="motiondata.log" )
t0 = data
t1 = DePan( clip, data, offset=0.5, mirror=15 ).DeleteFrame(0)
Interleave( t0,t1 )
}
DirectShowSource("D:\Blurays\ichiban_bd1_006.mkv", audio=false, convertfps=true, fps=23.976)
Trim(100,-200)
ConvertToYV12()
Crop(2,2, -2,-2)
fps1to2()
Crop(4,4, -4,-4)
I also checked every single frame by exporting to png using ffmpeg (mpc doesn't seem to work perfectly. It seems to jump 2 frames at once when using the arrow-right-key, also it's of course slow)