You could try Zoom or Rotate. Never tried 'em myself though.

Thanks.

Looks like Zoom is not for these cases, as it i only for a few frames, and I have a lot of frames to work on in this one.

The Rotate one sounds complicated, and the doom9 thread is full of techno mumbo jumbo as usual. Anyone ever worked with Rotate?

If it is not worth it (and it looks like that) then I'll just crop.

Think you might have to converttorgb32() before hand, but this is what the usage is like for what you are asking:

rotate(angle=0.2)

EDIT: No need to converttorgb32 (that's for zoom).

Works though...

rotate(angle=0.3)



Increse the angle number for clockwise rotation, decrease for anticlockwise rotation.

Doesn't look to be worth it though - You'll need to crop the sides as well now.

Nice little filter! I'll add it to my plugins.

I looked at it and I don't like the results of the things I tried. When doing regular blend removal of b0rked PAL<->NTSC conversions, SRestore just discards the blends. You get fluid motion and a perfect or almost perfect result. Double blends are different and SRestore tries the impossible by combining frames to recreate a new not blended frame. I think you almost need artificial intelligence to do it right, but we don't have that in Avisynth.

Try some blurring like omode="pp2.blur(1)" and adjusting the brightness a bit to make the fixed frames less obvious. But don't expect miracles.

Argh! OK, I'll leave it then. There is a lot of zoned cropping ahead of me, that's for sure.

Yeah, that's what I tried... or something similar:

omode="""pp2.BlindDeHalo3(rx=4,ry=4,strength=70).YlevelsS(0,1.2,255,0,255)"""

Thank you guys. I'll have a look.

@ Slayer

You might want to try Reform by vcmohan.
Linky: http://avisynth.org/vcmohan/Reform/Reform.html

I've never tried it myself but from the description it should prolly be able to do what you explained above.

I just checked this thread and found you post to be the last one. Butt again, am so fucking slow, so!

Wow! Reform is one cool plugin... Damned confusing to use though

EDIT: Yeah, definitely gonna take some getting used to, and I only got what I did by playing with the numbers. A bit impractical for what Slayer is doing too (unless it's written within a Conditionalreader script maybe).

Anyway, here's what I got after a few minutes, using...





...And the source to compare:

It gets rid of the black edges but...

This function is for restoring something planar that was photographed in 3-D from an angle. Thence this is a botch and manipulates the image in a way it should not be imho.

Yeah, Rotate is the better suited plugin... but I had fun trying to figue out how to use Reform

We'd not use such filters like reform for "academic" encodes but am glad to hear you had an orgasm using a filter, for once, like.

Nice witticism you fuckin' spunk bubble!

Thanks for the info, I'll just continue cropping

Heh, done. 93 zones.

Any filter for removing old film artefacts, you know, like those flickering vertical threads? There are just a few around, so if I leave them in it is not disturbing or anything, but I was just wondering.

Maybe try descratch or FanFilter. Both are mentioned in this thread on Doom9.

EDIT: And check out this thread on Doom9 as well.

Mmm, yeah, I decided it is too little to go thorugh the hassle. There are only a few scenes which have this. The encode went wrong the first time, after 18 hours encoding the first pass, I noticed the framenumber was wrong, so I cancelled the encode and restarted it with the correct numbers. Then it was finished in 15 hours, both passes. I was a bit surprised at the fact that it was so much quicker this time.

How can I cut off the first part of an audio file? I have madea rip with a trailer just in front of the film, but when I encode it without the trailer, the sound of the trailer still plays, making it way off for the rest of the movie.

So I need to cut a bit from the audiofile, or is making the audio shift forward with Nandub good enough?

I've never had to do that, but just about any audio editor should be able to I woulda thought... Audacity, Audition etc.

Next time though, make life easier and remove the trailer in DGIndex first.

Use PGCDemux first and you'll be indexing just the movie
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/PgcDemux

Ah right... Learn something new every day

or DVD-Shrink with Re-Author function, without compress.

I did that, but then I stupidly copied the old mp3 file to mux it Encoding this one only takes 3 hours, so it'll be done by the end of the afternoon. Argh, I have these stupid moments lately.

Being a married man isn't easy

OK, Dead Heat is posted up, now on with the next vague nazisploitation from France. It says 20 fps in DGIndex, but it is saving the d2v on 25 fps. Abort? Ignore? Retry?

Sounds like you've still got 'force film' enabled if DGIndex reports 20fps.

That might be. I changed that before saving the d2v.

All's well then