Pixelly Rip... from a R2?

[Epical Zamora]

With that code, I get this:



It helped, but most of the heavy pixellation is still unbearable. :\

have you tried exporting raw m2v's without the audio?

I don't know if that would really help; the pixellation is even there when played on a regular DVD player.

[EvaFan]

With that code, I get this:



It helped, but most of the heavy pixellation is still unbearable. :\

have you tried exporting raw m2v's without the audio?

I don't know if that would really help; the pixellation is even there when played on a regular DVD player.

vob files hold data that tells players how to play a file. When you rip the raw m2v video out.. That data is lost.

[Mosc]

A sample file would help a lot, but this seems to be the best basic method I can come up with (you'll need nnedi for this to work):

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HorizontalReduceBy2()
TurnRight()
nnedi(field=0,dh=true)
TurnLeft()

To kill the remaining aliasing, add one or more AA(edge=true)'s in there. You should probably denoise too, although I don't know whether the noise in your screenshot is already present in the source, or if it's an artifact of JPEG compression (always use PNG for screenshots).

[Epical Zamora]

A sample file would help a lot, but this seems to be the best basic method I can come up with (you'll need nnedi for this to work):

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HorizontalReduceBy2()
TurnRight()
nnedi(field=0,dh=true)
TurnLeft()

To kill the remaining aliasing, add one or more AA(edge=true)'s in there. You should probably denoise too, although I don't know whether the noise in your screenshot is already present in the source, or if it's an artifact of JPEG compression (always use PNG for screenshots).

Thanks! That's just what I'm looking for dude!

And I'll keep that in mind about using PNGs.