As you can imagine there is a lot more grain on a kinescope due to being on film than if the program was on BW VT. When transferred to 16mm film, the recordings have become very noisy in places. Some of the clips I am converting are "telerecordings" as we say in the UK or "Kinescopes" as I believe you would know them. bat method.Ĭurrently I am deinterlacing old PAL recordings and Spline64 upsizing to 1440 x 1080 with fantastic results so firstly THANK You for the fabulous tutorial. For some unexplained reason the newest method results in stuttering footage out of Virtual Dub so I am using the. I am running an i7, GTX1080 and 64GB RAM on W10. Having experimented with various options I am using your YouTube method from OUTDATED - Deinterlacing SD video with AVISynth+, QTGMC, and FFMPEG Tutorial - Revisited Oct 8, 2018. If you use multiple passes, you can end up with a dithering effect that's very noticeable on dark footage.In footage with significant motion, you may notice more of a smearing effect, similar to the old-school electronic denoising on the laserdisk versions of the original Star Wars trilogy.Also, you have to re-write the fluxsmootht and removegrain entries in a different way, and remove the lsb=true option (because VapourSynth doesn't need it). Why? Basically, VapourSynth scripts use Python, and Python is case-sensitive. Also, you'll need to pay attention to the documentation for the various options, as they sometimes use different capitalization than on AVISynth. There, you're more likely to be able to squeeze in 3 passes, but it'll be excruciatingly slow if you do that, and can end up overprocessing the image. Yes, SMDegrain is available in 64-bit for VapourSynth (via havsfunc, which also contains a port of QTGMC).You can do multiple passes, but since SMDegrain is 32-bit only, you're realistically limited to 2 passes without render freezes/crashes due to memory issues.Either use it after QTGMC, or use it before and accept that the motion may not always look quite right.
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You could use SeparateFields() first and AssumeFieldBased() plus Weave() after to try to preserve the interlacing while reducing the amount of time it takes to denoise, but in my experience, that makes the processing look crappier/lower resolution.
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if you want to download it lemme know and ill share the link!))Ģ. Which are useful will depend on the input so it is hard to tell, as they tend to have strong side effects. vpp-edgelevel, and NVEnc 5.26 adds awarpsharp based -vpp-warpsharp in response to 294. (i don’t add extra sharpening unless its very necessary (update: i do add extra sharpening but on photoshop, not avisynth, using a sharpening action i made myself. For edge sharpening, we already have -vpp-unsharp.
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(if you don’t know how to use or get avisynth let me know and i’ll try to help.) but if you do know, then you should know to change the setting from resampelhq to debilinear for the proper sharpening.
You can resize it, crop it, sharpen, blend, separate interlaced fields, delete frames, duplicate frames, add 3:2 pulldown, reweave interlaced fields, bob deinterlace, convert between YUY2 and RGB and a whole host of other interesting and useful features. okay so i use 3.5 things to edit my gifs.ġ. AVISynth is a really cool utility, yet it seems very few people are using it.