I remember using "unblend" some time ago, what about that one?

I doubt very much it'll fare any better but try it and see...

Srestore turns it into 23,976 fps. Is that right, in other words, can srestore make mistakes?

Nah, nothing wrong there - with default settings srestore decimates to 23,976 fps with PAL input.

Tdecimate is set to return 25 fps because you'll get lots of duplicate & dropped frames if you were to set the frame rate to 23,976 fps. Unblend doesn't work very well anyway for this, so use srestore instead.

I played around a bit. The best seems to be:



There are still some frames (~ 20%) left that are fucked up.

Using that I get a result that's no different than bob().srestore() ... it's just a lot slower.

Edit: I stand corrected, it is different... in 6 frames:

Well, it's not really better than your suggestion. Some frames do look better, but some don't.

For breaking use a blow torch and hamer.

For creating iso's you could use:
http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-makeiso.htm
http://www.dvdfab.com/dvd-copy/copy-dvd-to-iso.htm
http://www.sevenforums.com/software/187 ... rsion.html
but there are many others. Maybe even Daemon Tools could do the job.

Anyway if you have many more questions about it please start a new thread under the FAQ/Newbie subforum.
This thread is for ripping/encoding questions specificly

am i an idiot since i'm unable to use the guide? any links i click on are a 404 for me . . .

i am trying to find out more about compressibility, and how you guys get a 720 encode with 640kbps audio in a 2.18 GB file size :P

the trick its a good source in that case usualy a compressibility source ehheh or you can denoise it ehehe

I was wondering, wich version of x264 do you mighty encoders use:
1) do you use regular x264 file available on http://x264.nl/
2) use a build like komisar's http://komisar.gin.by or jeebs http://x264.fushizen.eu/
if you use custom, why do you mighty ones do so?

many thanks in advance for your wisdom.
kudos

Stick to x264.nl/ (They're already using JEEB's builds).No need to using patched builds.Jeeb tells you exactly what he changes in the source, and which source he uses.

as always, i must show gratitude to you, for your wisdom and help.
kudos

i want to encode a anime bluray, wich i already done under linux. thing is:
1) i do not want to scale it/resize. just crop.
2) when i tryed it with dvd's x264 automaticly outputed to anamorphic resizing. this did not happened this time on ND. SAR is 1/1 meaning outputfile is 1918*1076. is this corrct or do i must add something in order to get anamorphic output, if it's really need?
kudos

Blurays not anamorphic resolution so resize that shit If you dont want to 1080p encode.Also using 10bit x264 helps banding and compressibility and higher Bframes helps compressibility from animation side too.

1918/1076=1,782527881040892

For 720p = 720x1,782527881040892
= 1283,420074349442

So you can resize like this;

Spline36Resize(1284,720)

that's the thing man, i want 1080p encode or a very close to it. i dont want to downsize it. so i guess im all done, right? meaning 1918*1076 is the correct output.
10bit: i will not use 10 bit because of what elG explained (and i think you 2 ) in terms of compatibility. hence wether it's anime, or live action, ill use for the time being 8bit. plus, it's the bit depth i get when i compile directly from videolan.
kudos

Yeah, then use as it is.

thank you!

so does his mean i can use the tag 1080p on the filename?
kudos

Yup,you can use it.

Cant find how to get rid off all blended shits.

sample: http://minus.com/lbkE4s95gQZL7s

It looks to be quite an easily fixable PAL->NTSC blend-conversion...

Yeah I already tried that but not fixed all thing.I will be try better bob then. Thanks junky!

It fixes the sample, but if there are scenes it doesn't fix, upload a sample from one of those.

Three more sample then:

http://minus.com/lobNFcujfZIIr
http://minus.com/lTSiXAUEyVEr1
http://minus.com/lbbu6diVMM4k7E

Pretty sure that's the best yer gonna get. Srestore is deblending it well, it's just that some of the fields have a kind of residual bending artefact and I can't see a way of fixing that.

Yeah, that's not bother like blended frames but when you check frame by frame shows up like 5-10 different scene.Thanks for checking jb. I appreciate it!

Need some suggestion for this shit.Also not sure cropped or leave it left side because not allowed zone cropping when you using sar.

sample:
http://minus.com/lJ8RojGicBFFP

What are you doing with the hardcoded subs - Crop to remove all the matte, use inpainting to remove the remaining subtitle and make soft subs. Or are you cropping to leave the hardcoded subs?

You can do zoned cropping when using a SAR...

Thanks JB! Checked DVD and there's not have hardcodded subtitles.I used some shitty application.


Some of scenes have heavy blocking/banding and vinverse don't work properly and QTGMC killed too much detail or I can't tweaked.And I tried a couple more things with no success.

Another sample:
http://minus.com/lmKgAKBWTG0v3