True enough before I downloaded my first thoughts were that it would have been filtered off...guess I was wrong x_xMister Hatt wrote:By the way, if this wasn't immediately obvious, unless you are using the VOB and IFO files directly, you won't be able to deinterlace it properly at all. Just FYI in case you were stupid and downloaded an MKV rip.
So no way to cure this on mkv because I think I can get the vobs too?but it would be a painful task....
Which encoding software do you recommend and any links to it and its tutorial?Mister Hatt wrote:Stop using MeGUI, it is terrible and will only make you do the wrong thing. If all you had to tweak top/bottom or field order, then you're obviously doing it wrong as those don't need tweaking. The sample is useless if it is a second generation encode, upload a direct cut from the original VOB files. You don't need to even think about filtering yet. Filtering is what you do after your source is in a manageable form, which is what deinterlacing or IVTC is for. You need to make it progressive and cut any garbage data out and reset it to a 1:1 PAR before even THINKING about filtering, with very few exceptions where you'd filter beforehand, none of which I think you would need. 99% of the time, new DVDs don't even need filtering other than slight AA even, so you most likely don't even need to bother once it's progressive.
What script is needed for the second part of your answer for vob files?I actually have no experience of using avisynth of vob files so please help.Sorry for asking allnooy questions here on this forum
btw any recommendations on the Smoothing and Sharpening i asked before?i will redo it from scratch on the vob files if i can manage a single script...
Thanks for all the help ^_^