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Old 26th April 2005, 22:45   #11  |  Link
tritical
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[link removed], changes from v1.0 beta 1:
Code:
   + Added modes -2 and -1... will upsize vertically by a factor of 2 using ELA or ELA2
   + Call SetCacheHints()
   + Some small optimizations, should give a very small speed up
Ok, no new features after this release... only changes will be bug fixes if any are necessary before v1.0 final here in a few days.

This doesn't mean the end of TDeint development for anyone who might be concerned (I am probably the only who qualifies)... v1.1 plans currently include adding motion compensation, though not in the usual way. TDeint is very modular, meaning each step is separated (motion map, linking, denoising, interpolating), which is part of the reason it is so slow, but which also makes it easy to add new interpolation types and intermediate steps. My plan is to add optional motion compensation as an intermediate step between motion map creation and interpolating. That is, use the current motion mapping to identify static areas, and then use motion compensation to try and get values for the pixels that are marked to be interpolated (moving). Any pixels that can't be recovered via motion compensation will then be interpolated as usual. Just imagine how slow that will be . However, that is a ways away... gonna spend some time on TIVTC now.

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