So in my AMV, whenever the footage is moving wherever there is supposed to be a gradient I get these ugly blocks of color instead. However, when it's stopped on one frame, the gradient looks fine. Is there something I have to add into my script to fix that? My script as it is now:
ConvertToYV12()
deen("w2d",6,7,9)
Temporalcleaner()
mfrainbow(strength=255)
ConvertToRGB24()
(I have to convert it twice because I use TMPGEnc.)
Bars of color instead of gradients?
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Re: Bars of color instead of gradients?
Is the video quality really so abysmal that you need settings that high? (and mfrainbow is known to cause color weirdness - LUTDeRainbow and DFMDeRainbow work a lot better than mfrainbow anyway, IMO)dreamoflife02 wrote:ConvertToYV12()
deen("w2d",6,7,9)
Temporalcleaner()
mfrainbow(strength=255)
ConvertToRGB24()
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Re: Bars of color instead of gradients?
... and they can both be found <a href="http://www.aquilinestudios.org/scripts/">here</a>. ^_^Qyot27 wrote:(and mfrainbow is known to cause color weirdness - LUTDeRainbow and DFMDeRainbow work a lot better than mfrainbow anyway, IMO)
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Ha. I feel silly now. I was viewing it in VDub because nothing else I had would play it... and I just downloaded VLC and it looked fine in that.Zarxrax wrote:How are you viewing it? In virtualdub? That problem could be caused by virtualdub's display settings.
Thanks for the suggestion about mfrainbow, Qyot27, I'm pretty new to scripts so I don't know what works best yet.
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For future reference, you can fix this by changing the "Output color depth" under "Quick preview defaults" on the Main tab of the VirtualDubMod 1.5.10 Preferences window (the location may be slightly different for other versions of VDub/Mod); the "Use output setting" setting should do it.dreamoflife02 wrote:Ha. I feel silly now. I was viewing it in VDub because nothing else I had would play it... and I just downloaded VLC and it looked fine in that.Zarxrax wrote:How are you viewing it? In virtualdub? That problem could be caused by virtualdub's display settings.