Updated AviSynth Plugins folder. Attention this is only for AviSynth 2.5.8!

Highlights:
- santiag. The author made some updates.
- fft3dGPU 0.8.2. Now I have a video card that runs fft3dGPU faster than FFT3DFilter on my CPU. The card is a cheap Nvidia 8400 GS and it still runs fft3dGPU 60% faster than FFT3DFilter on my AMD 64 X2 6000+.
- dfttestMC. Since I'm running AviSynth 2.5.8 I reverted this modification back.
- Ylevels.
- Rotate.

If you have problems running eedi3, read this.


there is a folder called system32. Copy the 3 DLLs from that folder to \WINDOWS\system32. The equivalent folder on XP 64 is \WINDOWS\SysWOW64\

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Previous version here: viewtopic.php?p=162499#p162499

i need spell-checking this spanish subs eL:

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I'll take a look tomorrow.

Updated AviSynth Plugins folder. Attention this is only for AviSynth 2.5.8!

Highlights:
- ffms2 r327. Non MT version.


there is a folder called system32. Copy the 3 DLLs from that folder to \WINDOWS\system32. The equivalent folder on XP 64 is \WINDOWS\SysWOW64\

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Previous version here: viewtopic.php?p=164425#p164425

Is it your encode? The subs are good, probably retail, but there are a few parts where I need to hear the audio to fix the punctuation properly.

nope, i downloaded here.

when i muxing polish subs some parts looking strange signs.What should i do?

don't mux them

You can check turkish and english subs. Just check and mux those and forget the rest.

Thank you. I'll update.

I've got this 1080p capture .TS file. It's not your standard 3:2 pulldown, instead it seems to be 3 progressive followed by 3 interlaced frames. Anyone know how to deal with a 3:3 pulldown? Was this a bad PAL to NTSC conversion? The standard IVTC method doesn't seem to obtain decent results.

Sample:

http://www.multiupload.com/JYSYX7DYX5

I'll take a look tomorrow.

Thanks

I tried SepareteFields() on a camera pan and the pattern is 3:2:3:2:2. So this works like charm:

tfm().tdecimate(cycleR=2,cycle=12)


And yep, the framerate is a bit strange, 24.975 fps, but motion is perfectly fluent.

Cool thanks for the quick response.

I've got this animation movie (stop-motion) which gets a very low Final Ratefactor...

@ 1/4 DVD = FR10.60


@ 1/5 DVD = FR12.55


so I guess I just make a CRF 19 like this:

"D:\x264\x264.exe" --preset veryslow --crf 19 --level 4.1 --output "h:\dvd\sample.mkv" "h:\dvd\sample.avs" --no-fast-pskip --sar 32:27

it will be so small, 'cause of the compressibility...

Try adding --tune grain to that commandline and yep --crf 18 or --crf 19 should do the rest.

also if it's not grainy...?

If it's not, then lower the Psy-Trellis, --psy-rd 1.0:0.15

otherwise --tune grain alone uses by default --psy-rd 1.0:0.25

i have riped some subs but whend i watch whit MPC they do not apear

what i am doing wrong ???

Try VSRip.

yeahhh now is working

also the subs are for you

Is there any up to date bluray to 576p guide?

experience level - newbie
mindset - inspired and result oriented

i try it SRestore but still have blended frames. Please check this shitty HK DVD eL.

SAMPLE:

I'll take a look in a few days.

some encoder guy said this " this encode is profile 5.1 with 8 ref frames "

ins?t that stupid ? since the bluray is only profile 4.1

Profiles, ref frames, resolutions, etc. It's done like this:



Calculate the max number of reference frames as follows:

• Round up width and height (purely for this calculation, not the encode) to the nearest mod 16 value
• Reference frames = MaxDPB * 1024 / 1.5 / ( mod16_width * mod16_height )
• Round down the result

Nope, I couldn't get it to be completely blend-free either. Using srestore() there wasn't that many blends remaining though. Maybe that's the best result you'll get?

Probably but maybe gx show us some classified deinterlance scripts and we learn new shits.

This looks to fare slightly better than srestore on the sample, though I dunno how well it'll cope with the full movie...



Above script / tdient(mode=1).Srestore()





EDIT: Source of script/more info etc.