well Im trying to go back and fix the quality of an old trigun amv I made awhile back this is back before I used dvd footage and the current script that I have is a bit overkill and I was wondering if anyone had a good one they would be willing to share with me
here is the current script Im using but Im not very good at scripting to begin with and this one is a bit overkill
converttoyv12()
Undot()
deen("w2d",2,4,4)
deblock()
vaguedenoiser()
aWarpSharp(depth=9)
fastlinedarken(strength=50)
tweak(cont=1, sat=1)
ColorYUV(gain_u=1)
Crop(4,4,-4,-4)
Lanczosresize(640,480)
fielddeinterlace()
good trigun script
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Some things that might help:
You are using DVDs, right? Then they should already be in yv12 colorspace, no need to use the converttoyv12() parameter.
As you are already using fastlinedarken, you don't need awarpsharp... besides, I hate awarpsharp and just use limitedsharpenfaster, but that's a personal preference, I guess. Similar for the deen/undot. Both are used to remove light noise, why using both? I think that using just the deen should be enough, undot generally doesn't do much anyway. Uhm, also, did you try to use the parameter cpu=6 in the mpeg2source? Should be better than using deblock at default values.
And, about the de-interlacing... I think that tomsmocomp(1,5,1) gives better results (this is for top field first, you gotta use tomsmocomp(0,5,1) if your dvds are bottom field first). Also, I think that you should put it at the top of your script, immediately after the mpeg2source... as far as I know, all the filters you are using to improve quality need a progressive video to work properly, not sure if they would work the same anyway, though. o.o
See if this helps, somehow.
You are using DVDs, right? Then they should already be in yv12 colorspace, no need to use the converttoyv12() parameter.
As you are already using fastlinedarken, you don't need awarpsharp... besides, I hate awarpsharp and just use limitedsharpenfaster, but that's a personal preference, I guess. Similar for the deen/undot. Both are used to remove light noise, why using both? I think that using just the deen should be enough, undot generally doesn't do much anyway. Uhm, also, did you try to use the parameter cpu=6 in the mpeg2source? Should be better than using deblock at default values.
And, about the de-interlacing... I think that tomsmocomp(1,5,1) gives better results (this is for top field first, you gotta use tomsmocomp(0,5,1) if your dvds are bottom field first). Also, I think that you should put it at the top of your script, immediately after the mpeg2source... as far as I know, all the filters you are using to improve quality need a progressive video to work properly, not sure if they would work the same anyway, though. o.o
See if this helps, somehow.
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assuming dvd footage, here is what I was using for trigun.
haven't done anything with the script in a while, so it may need some tweaking
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MPEG2Source("D:\Trigun\disk1.d2v",cpu=4)
Tcomb(fthreshc=25,othreshc=25,fthreshl=5,othreshl=5)
TFM(d2v="D:\Trigun\disk1.d2v",order=-1,field=-1,mode=5,pp=7,slow=2)
TDecimate(mode=1)
vaguedenoiser()
fluxsmoothst(spatial_threshold=17,temporal_threshold=17)
removegrain(mode=11)
removegrain(mode=5)
deen("a3d",2,6,6)
limitedsharpenfaster(edgemode=1,wide=true,strength=200)
coloryuv(gain_u=7,gain_y=-3)
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thanks that helped alot =Dmirkosp wrote:Some things that might help:
You are using DVDs, right? Then they should already be in yv12 colorspace, no need to use the converttoyv12() parameter.
As you are already using fastlinedarken, you don't need awarpsharp... besides, I hate awarpsharp and just use limitedsharpenfaster, but that's a personal preference, I guess. Similar for the deen/undot. Both are used to remove light noise, why using both? I think that using just the deen should be enough, undot generally doesn't do much anyway. Uhm, also, did you try to use the parameter cpu=6 in the mpeg2source? Should be better than using deblock at default values.
And, about the de-interlacing... I think that tomsmocomp(1,5,1) gives better results (this is for top field first, you gotta use tomsmocomp(0,5,1) if your dvds are bottom field first). Also, I think that you should put it at the top of your script, immediately after the mpeg2source... as far as I know, all the filters you are using to improve quality need a progressive video to work properly, not sure if they would work the same anyway, though. o.o
See if this helps, somehow.
and yes it is dvd footage now
and thanks to Kariudo that helped alot as well thank you both ^_^