exist any filter specially done for (deinterlace) flicker

[Terka]

do you see any quality improvements using nnedi3 over nnedi2?
which speed improvements you see using new version of nnedi2?

[Terka]

do you see any quality improvements using nnedi3 over nnedi2?
which speed improvements you see using new version of nnedi2?

[txporter]

Originally Posted by LoRd_MuldeR

Like 7 vs. 4 fps for me

Can I ask how you run your script? I think I have a pretty similar rig to you (Q6600, 4gb, Vista64) but I am seeing 2.2fps with nnedi3 (and nearly the same for nnedi2 actually).

Script that I am using is fairly basic:

setmtmode(5,0)
MPEG2Source("D:\Temp\test\PAL\test.d2v")
setmtmode(2)
TempGaussMC_beta2u(1,1,1,edimode="nnedi3",Smode=1,SLmode=1,Sbb=0,SVthin=0.0)
repal()
removegrain(1)

more info:
Avisynth 2.5.8 MT (set)
Using Repair/RemoveGrain.dll (not SSE2, was getting unknown function when using RepairSSE2.dll and RemoveGrainSSE2.dll -maybe wrong package?)
MVtools2 - 2.5.10

update:
wasn't using the pre-release version of RemoveGrain/Repair. SSE2 version works now. Will have to try on my Q6600 at home. Not noticeable difference on Duo Core laptop here between version.

update2:
Looks like I was using an older version of masktools-25 as well. a36, I think, instead of a43. Newer version is much faster on my laptop (~1.6fps to ~2.1fps). Hopefully will see a nice speed up on home machine as well. The lack of bob flicker is wonderful compared to the standard yadif bob, but I was hoping to shave SOME time off the ~8 hr conversion time for 1 Doctor Who episode...

[2Bdecided]

Originally Posted by txporter

... I was hoping to shave SOME time off the ~8 hr conversion time for 1 Doctor Who episode...

Doctor Who isn't interlaced! Not the 21st century ones anyway (except the title sequence).

1970s and 80s episodes are part interlaced, part film (progressive), like almost all UK TV from back then. Is that what you're dealing with? If so, you could maybe save a little time by not putting the film sequences through TGMC.

Cheers,
David.

[txporter]

Originally Posted by 2Bdecided

Doctor Who isn't interlaced! Not the 21st century ones anyway (except the title sequence).

1970s and 80s episodes are part interlaced, part film (progressive), like almost all UK TV from back then. Is that what you're dealing with? If so, you could maybe save a little time by not putting the film sequences through TGMC.

Cheers,
David.

Hmm. Well....possibly. I have NTSC disks and was originally processing them with a yadif(mode=1, order=1).repal() script. Is there a way to do this with TIVTC instead of bobbing and repal'ing? I guess most of my work lately has been with a Torchwood clip, but I would assume that both Dr. Who (recent) and Torchwood are the same as far as progressive/interlaced, right? I was seeing bob flicker which was eliminated with TGMC, but maybe I simply induced that myself with yadif?

[2Bdecided]

Ah, I see. They're originally progressive 25p (PAL). Goodness knows what they've done to them converting them to NTSC! Could be anything, and could well be interlaced (so may include bob flickering). You're probably doing about as good a job as can be done with them - though having the UK 25p broadcasts or DVDs would make life far easier!

Both Torchwood (all series IIRC) and the latest series of Doctor Who (currently airing in the UK) are shot in HD. Try to find those if you can. (Hint: when broadcast, they're 25p. When they may it to BluRay, they may be nastily converted to 60i - even the UK releases).

Cheers,
David.

[daimroc]

I am trying to use TempGaussMC_beta2u, vbut when I open the avs in the virtualdubmod I get the followinf error: there is no exist the mt_makediff function.

In which plugin can I get this function?

EDIT: well, in the documentation of mvtoosl2 I see that it has the function, but I load the plugin in my avs and I get the same error.



Thanks.
Daimroc.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

I am trying to use TempGaussMC_beta2u, vbut when I open the avs in the virtualdubmod I get the followinf error: there is no exist the mt_makediff function.

In which plugin can I get this function?



Thanks.
Daimroc.

You need MaskTools v2

Download:
http://manao4.free.fr/masktools-v2.0a43.zip

More Info:
http://manao4.free.fr/mt_masktools.html

[daimroc]

I am load mvtools2 and masktools, but I get the same error. Also I am load nnedi3.



Thanks.
Daimroc.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

I am load mvtools2 and masktools, but I get the same error. Also I am load nnedi3.



Thanks.
Daimroc.

If it still complains about "mt_makediff" missing, then you obviously haven't installed the "MaskTools v2" plugin yet.

See download link in my previous post...

[daimroc]

Yesm I have all the plugins in the same folder than my avs, so I load the pluging in the following way:

#plugin para desentrelazados
LoadPlugin("nnedi3.dll")
LoadPlugin("mvtools2.dll")
LoadPlugin("MaskTools.dll")
import("TempGaussMC_beta2u.avsi")

is it needed an spacial instalation of the masTools2?



Thanks.
Daimroc

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

s it needed an spacial instalation of the masTools2?

Nope. But the MaskTools v2 plugin should be called "mt_masktools-25.dll" or "mt_masktools-26.dll", depending on whether you use the Avisynth 2.5.x or 2.6.x version.

Also: In addition to the plugins you have already loaded, you'll also need RemoveGrain + Repair and VerticalCleaner in order to satisfy TempGaussMC_beta2

[daimroc]

Well, I am downloading MasTools 1.5.8, and in this zip I only have the MaskTools.dll. So I load MasTools.dll, not the specific dll for avisynth 2.5.x or 2.6.x. Really I need the specific dll?

Other problem is with Repair.dll and RemoveGrain.dll. When I try to load the plugin, I get the following error, unable to load RemoveGrain.dll. With the Reapir.dll I get the same error.



Thanks.
Daimroc.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

Well, I am downloading MasTools 1.5.8, and in this zip I only have the MaskTools.dll. So I load MasTools.dll, not the specific dll for avisynth 2.5.x or 2.6.x. Really I need the specific dll?

How often do I need to tell you that you need MaskTools v2 ???

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...72#post1402172

[daimroc]

When I try to load RemoveGrain.dll and Repair.dll I get the same error, that I can't load RemoveGrain.dll plugin or Repair.dll plugin.

I try with the stable v0.9 and the beta 1.0b. This is the correct version?




Thanks.
Daimroc.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

When I try to load RemoveGrain.dll and Repair.dll I get the same error, that I can't load RemoveGrain.dll plugin or Repair.dll plugin.

I try with the stable v0.9 and the beta 1.0b. This is the correct version?

I think you need the 1.0b version, as v0.9 doesn't support the required modes. And did you try loading "RemoveGrainS.dll" instead ???

[daimroc]

With RepairS.dll and RemoveGrainS.dll it works perfecly.

Finally I can open the video with this.

But I have a question, I see that it ueses a remove grain, so I guess that it is for remove grain. I would Like to know if there is a way to use this without removing grainm becouse I only a smooth deinterlacing.

My intention it's to have an deinterlaced video as closer to the original I can get.



Thanks.
Daimroc.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

With RepairS.dll and RemoveGrainS.dll it works perfecly.

Finally I can open the video with this.

But I have a question, I see that it ueses a remove grain, so I guess that it is for remove grain. I would Like to know if there is a way to use this without removing grainm becouse I only a smooth deinterlacing.

My intention it's to have an deinterlaced video as closer to the original I can get.

Thanks.
Daimroc.

As mentioned by Didée before, TempGaussMC is a denoise function - only optimized to remove deinterlace flicker. Therefore it gives the "stable" result.

Anyway, you can use something like "Noise Bypass" to avoid noise removing:

function TempGaussMC_WithNoiseBypass(clip Source)
{
    Denoised = Source.FFT3DFilter(sigma=3, bt=3, interlaced=true)
    NoiseOnly = mt_makediff(Source, Denoised, U=3, V=3)
    TGMC = Denoised.TempGaussMC_beta2u(edimode="nnedi3")
    return mt_adddiff(TGMC, NoiseOnly.DoubleWeave(), U=3, V=3)
}

SomeSource("C:\Some Folder\File.foo")
AssumeTFF()
TempGaussMC_WithNoiseBypass()

Also you could try the "lossless" mode of TempGaussMC_beta2, which keeps the original fields untouched...

[daimroc]

After trying TempGaussMC_beta2u, I see that the problem persist, so if you could say me where I could upload a sample, I can do it.



Thanks.
Daimroc.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Originally Posted by daimroc

After trying TempGaussMC_beta2u, I see that the problem persist, so if you could say me where I could upload a sample, I can do it.

Thanks.
Daimroc.

Did you try putting either AssumeTFF() or AssumeBFF() before TempGaussMC_beta2u() ???

A good place for hosting files is MediaFire