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Old 7th November 2011, 14:26   #1  |  Link
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Ghosting and interlaced 29,970FPS NTSC

Hello. I am trying to encode my DVD disc to the .avi using XviD GKnot, but I get very poor result with very heavy ghosting on faster movement scenes. Like this i.e.:
http://i.imgur.com/V12DS.jpg

It is a simple NTSC 29,970FPS. My question is what should I use on my .avs script? And together with the ghosting filter what deinterlacer would you recommend? I have tried Yadif, KernelDeint, LeakKernelDeint (and what is the difference between those two?) and TDeint. I always set the correct Order and looks like always get a good deinterlaced .avi of PAL 25FPS with all those tools, so which is the best one and why? I have no problems with PAL sources, never had a ghosting one... I think... Now got this NTSC and here you go, can't find a solution.

If .vob sample needed I can provide that.

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If .vob sample needed I can provide that.
Do that.
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Old 7th November 2011, 16:32   #3  |  Link
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There's a 10MB size .vob with same scene like in the image.
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Old 7th November 2011, 18:12   #4  |  Link
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Looks like some strange telecine pattern, 3 interlaced frames/2 progressive frames, instead of the usual 2 interlaced frames/3 progressive frames. Maybe some of the gurus in the AviSynth section can help.
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Should I create another topic at Avisynth Usage section? Maybe this thread can be moved?
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Old 7th November 2011, 18:34   #6  |  Link
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Ask a mod to move it.

I've come so far:
Code:
SeparateFields()
Trim(2,0)
SelectEvery(5,0,1,2,3)
Weave()
Replace the "1" with "n+1" of "trim() until it fits the complete movie. (Or even better: don't use Trim(), but change SelectEvery() accordingly, until you hit the correct field). But this would only work, if the pattern is constant throughout the whole movie. Maybe it can serve as a starting point for one of the AviSynth guys.

/edit:
simplified a bit, removing every 5th and 10th field out of 10 is the same as removing every 5th field out of 5.

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bob(0,0) # or yadif(mode=1), or tdeint(mode=1), or any other bob filter
Srestore(frate=25.000) # link
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Code:
bob(0,0)
Srestore(frate=25.000)
instead of
Code:
bob(0,0)
Srestore(frate=23.976)
AssumeFPS(25)
means that the original was already PAL and my script would have destroyed everything?

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frate=25.000 seems to create duplicates, so I assume Didée either doesn't like PAL speedups or he made a minor mistake in an otherwise good solution.

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Actually, I didn't even try it. If a fieldblended source is 29.97 NTSC, then the origin "usually" is 25.0 PAL.
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Didée that don't affect ghosting at all. I think none of those helps, I still get same ghosting. Deinterlacing works fine.

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I don't get any ghosting with Didée's script, must be something else you're doing wrong.

Here, with frate=23.976, then speedup to 25 fps for PAL:
http://www.mediafire.com/?m8a2rx93u8muidm

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It's indeed 24p fieldblended to 30i, so the call should be "Srestore(frate=23.976)".

There is no blending or ghosting after this call. The result on the sample is clean 23.976 progressive.

Sample video result: bob(0,0).Srestore(frate=23.976) (2MB, MediaFire)

Note that you can't judge anything when you wildly jump around on the timeline. Srestore needs linear source access to work properly.
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Ohh yes! It works now! Here's my final script:
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LoadPlugin("DGDecode.dll")
LoadPlugin("mt_masktools-25.dll")
LoadPlugin("UnDot.dll")
Import("Srestore.avsi")
mpeg2source("VTS_02_2.d2v")
bob(0,0)
Srestore(frate=23.976)
crop(0,0,720,480)
LanczosResize(640,464)
Undot()
Thanks guys for helping me out on that one. I'm gonna save that script for future.
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Hmm. I don't know. Just encoded a whole movie, and it is shaking up and down all the time. This can be seen at the top/bottom sides (i.e. best at the end of the sample). And also it has those interlaced stripes in some places.
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it is shaking up and down all the time.
Sure. What did I write at first?

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bob(0,0) # or yadif(mode=1), or tdeint(mode=1), or any other bob filter
Srestore(frate=25.000) # link
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See that I mentioned other alternative bob filters? Avisynth's internal "Bob()" is the most simple / most "dumb" bob filter out there. In this case, it was mostly meant as an example to get you started quickly.

YadifMod(mode=1,edeint=NNedi3(field=-2))

is not a bad choice either.
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