I know a little bit about filtering. But I know what to look for.Mister Hatt wrote:What makes you think those need filtering? Can people stop fucking with avs unnecessarily? If you don't understand filtering, then don't fucking filter it. It's not like everyone else here is much better, with a few exceptions.
Had to fix the typo.TwilightChrono wrote:
As it stands right now, these sources aren't really presentable for an AMV. So I wish to make them so.
Grain isn't bad, it's quite good actually. Birdy the Mighty has noise though.You don't see the grain?
At most I can see rainbows in Birdy the Mighty.The color distortion?
I don't see even leftover combs in the screenshots you posted.the interlacing?
Please don't ever say this, as you are not more competent than the people that made the anime. They will know which colours are supposed to be and made the anime look like so, you do not know what is right or wrong. At most you might want different colouring for your AMV, but that's you using effect and toying with it, not an actual issue to be fixed.the dull colors?
Can you write this out in script form for me? And also provide download links for some of these? I would be very appreciative.mirkosp wrote:Guyver only has banding, hit it with flash3kyuu_deband for ease of use. Summer Wars is perfect as it is. Birdy the Mighty could use some chubbyrain2 (defaults might work, otherwise toy with it), deblock_qed(12,15) (random low values just to tell you that it needs to be used at low values), ttempsmooth(maxr=7) (these are defaults with just the amount of frames it'll check temporally maxed out) and possibly some dehalo_alpha(darkstr=0,brightstr=0.3) too. You'll actually have to adjust the values, these are only indicative as to probably what you need to use, but they'll hardly be perfect as they are. It's mostly what I see.
Grain isn't bad, it's quite good actually. Birdy the Mighty has noise though.You don't see the grain?At most I can see rainbows in Birdy the Mighty.The color distortion?I don't see even leftover combs in the screenshots you posted.the interlacing?Please don't ever say this, as you are not more competent than the people that made the anime. They will know which colours are supposed to be and made the anime look like so, you do not know what is right or wrong. At most you might want different colouring for your AMV, but that's you using effect and toying with it, not an actual issue to be fixed.the dull colors?
The only thing that could be wrong in that sense is if they encode the levels using the full range yet flagging it with the limited range, and you'll hardly be able to tell that (chances are you might like it more and think it's correct since you'll see much more contrast due to brighter and darker colours shown than they sould be).
The deblock and chubby rain links just go to a forum post with nothing but text and no dl link. Could you fix that please?mirkosp wrote:I'd very much prefer if you at least tried to write the script on your own. You have to start somewhere unless you want to keep asking people to write scripts for you, so it's better if you at least try and then come back here if you fail. As far as links go, though, sure:
flash3kyuu_deband
chubbyrain2
deblock_qed
ttempsmooth
Should already have dehalo_alpha since it's in the amvapp, so I linked the others, which you might not have. As usual, .dll files go directly in "c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins" (don't forget the (x86) if you're on a 64bit OS), and text goes in .avsi files which you place in that same folder.
You copy the text in the quote tags, paste it into notepad, and save it as .avsi in the plugins directoryTwilightChrono wrote:The deblock and chubby rain links just go to a forum post with nothing but text and no dl link. Could you fix that please?mirkosp wrote:I'd very much prefer if you at least tried to write the script on your own. You have to start somewhere unless you want to keep asking people to write scripts for you, so it's better if you at least try and then come back here if you fail. As far as links go, though, sure:
flash3kyuu_deband
chubbyrain2
deblock_qed
ttempsmooth
Should already have dehalo_alpha since it's in the amvapp, so I linked the others, which you might not have. As usual, .dll files go directly in "c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins" (don't forget the (x86) if you're on a 64bit OS), and text goes in .avsi files which you place in that same folder.
