Not to mention this...
That's Episode One...
Look at Episode 4.
Why did I spend 60 dollars on such an ugly encode?
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Naotaku wrote:Why did I spend 60 dollars on such an ugly encode?
Scintilla wrote:Are you using the postprocessing option of <b>MPEG2Source</b> on these (setting cpu=4 usually works well)? Apart from that, the only thing I can suggest for screenshot #2 is a better IVTC job; it looks like some sections of the frame were deinterlaced poorly.
Naotaku wrote:Scintilla wrote:Apart from that, the only thing I can suggest for screenshot #2 is a better IVTC job; it looks like some sections of the frame were deinterlaced poorly.
Yeah, I redid the IVTC since I took these pics... However, I don't notice interlacing, maybe the guitar strings are a little jagged, but it doesn't seem like interlacing to me...
Scintilla wrote:Naotaku wrote:Scintilla wrote:Apart from that, the only thing I can suggest for screenshot #2 is a better IVTC job; it looks like some sections of the frame were deinterlaced poorly.
Yeah, I redid the IVTC since I took these pics... However, I don't notice interlacing, maybe the guitar strings are a little jagged, but it doesn't seem like interlacing to me...
I didn't say there was interlacing; I said the shot was badly *de*interlaced. All that jaggedness along the action lines and the top edge of the guitar body is often symptomatic of a bad deinterlacing job -- attempting to deinterlace frames that aren't really interlaced, or removing the combing but producing jagged lines.
It could just be that there's so much motion in that scene that it's impossible to field-match correctly, in which case the best you can do is to use a different deinterlacer rather than the one that's built into TFM (or Telecide, depending on which IVTC package you're using); EADFAG <a href="http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtech/videogetb3a.html">explains how to do this with Telecide</a> (look for "Better deinterlacing in post-processing"), and EADBAG <a href="http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtechbeta/progressive.html">explains how to do this with TFM</a> (expand the section you want and look for "Better post-processing").
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