MC noise removal script

[STJAM]

Thanks qwerty1983, I can't wait to evaluate MC_Spudsmod.

[caiyuwei]

I'm playing around with MC_Spudsmod and I don't understand why can't it use with QTGMC?

My script is

QTGMC(Preset="Slower", EZDenoise=0)
AssumeFPS("ntsc_film")
MC_Spudsmod()

I checked with AvsPmod and no error but when i encode, there's error output stream.
But for IVTC, it's sill ok? and my source is YV12

Is there anyway for it working with QTGMC?

Thank you

[manono]

Originally Posted by caiyuwei

QTGMC(Preset="Slower", EZDenoise=0)
AssumeFPS("ntsc_film")
MC_Spudsmod()

I'm curious about the script. Are you creating a slow motion video on purpose? Do you understand what QTGMC does? If you're trying to use it as an IVTC, that's not how.

I suspect your encode is crashing because you have two complex and slow filters in the same script. Maybe try dividing it into two encodes, the QTGMC part first to a lossless AVI and then the MC_Spudsmod.

Or, if you're using multi-threading, don't.

[caiyuwei]

Originally Posted by manono

I'm curious about the script. Are you creating a slow motion video on purpose? Do you understand what QTGMC does? If you're trying to use it as an IVTC, that's not how.

I suspect your encode is crashing because you have two complex and slow filters in the same script. Maybe try dividing it into two encodes, the QTGMC part first to a lossless AVI and then the MC_Spudsmod.

Or, if you're using a multi-threading, don't.

Thank you for your interesting
I just do deinterlace for the video. The scripts uses yadif as default. I just replace yadift by QTGMC.
I tried changing QTGMC ("Slow") to QTGMC ("Medium") but my encode is still crashing...

But for another videos using ITVC to interlace, it works well

[ajk]

You might be running out of memory, and also in general I haven't always had great luck with running several MVTools intensive filters at the same time.

If nothing else helps, just run QTGMC() separately to an intermediate, lossless AVI file, and then do the noise removal afterwards in another script.