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Old 26th November 2013, 07:32   #1  |  Link
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Jinc Resizer - Avisynth Plugin [v0.1.1]

So I know a lot of people (including me) want the new Jinc resizer from madVR in Avisynth. So after some research and some help from madshi, here I present the Jinc Resizer

This plugin require Avisynth 2.6.

IMPORTANT: Downscaling isn't currently implemented.

Changelog
Code:
v0.2
 - Core rewritten to use quantized lookup table for coefficient
 - Support SSE2, SSE3, AVX2 and FMA3.
 - Basically, MUCH faster.

v0.1.1
 - Binary now compile with ICC14
 - More optimized code, should rune much faster.
 - Thanks to tp7 and others for optimization tip.

v0.1
 - Initial release
Documentation
The plugin currently exposes 3 functions:
  • Jinc36Resize(clip, int width, int height)
  • Jinc64Resize(clip, int width, int height)
  • Jinc144Resize(clip, int width, int height)
  • Jinc256Resize(clip, int width, int height)

Crop-style syntax like in internal resizers also works. You can control sub-pixel quantization option by quant_x and quant_y parameter, default is 256.

Note

It should be fast enough for encoding now, especially if you have Haswell CPU or newer. Though the quality without anti-ringing filter is debatable.

Roadmap
  • Add anti-riging filter
  • Possibly add OpenCL version

Last edited by innocenat; 27th July 2014 at 16:46. Reason: v0.2
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