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thx for taking a look, but the message is somewhat different. convolution is extremely powerful, and with the pre-blending the yadif performs much better than it is known for, and results are definitely in a higher class than the average DVD transcode in the gravure blogs, except a well-tuned...

I can contribute an update. My technique is useful for very "difficult" ISOs, which means those where you find only crappy re-encodes, but easily the ISO itself. So obviously, some contributors upload the ISO because one-click-encoding did not produce a nice result. QTGMC may still be better...

for those who encode on their own.. another example that (somewhat) corrects a black halo above a bright horizontal object. some older videos are notorious for this. improvement is great though. it takes some sensitive tuning else the result would look blurred in one direction...

thanks for looking, it is this one: (it is a short news insert about the show in a huge hall, preparations, ending etc.) perhaps someone was able to capture the full concert from the broadcast? or was it not broadcasted yet? perhaps a blueray will be released later? I sadly don't understand...

I would like to suggest the latest Little Glee Monster concert, seems to be a really great show.

if avisynth works on a mac, then any customization is possible. QTGMC is just a script, that manages a number of object files that hold the actual filter code. QTGMC does so much of search, interpolation, and AI pattern replacement, that the outcome is practically a different product with...

I switched to the new AviDemux 2.6.18 BTW, it is faster (good multithreading) and has a few new options, e.g. x265. The x264 parameter set has changed, when we load an old script file, not everything is right.

Ok I wasn't here for weeks, at first I'd like to share 3 more kernels: C40i ="3 -9 25 -25 130 0 0 2 -4 -25 0 0 -5 5 25 0 0 0 -1 -7 0 0 0 0 3" C40k ="3 -10 23 -28 123 0 0 2 -4 -25 0 0 -5 5 25 0 0 0 -1 -7 0 0 0 0 3" C40k1="3 -10 25 -28 132 0 0 2 -4 -27 0 0 -5...

Example for oversharpened source: (in short: use a kernel from the C50 group, and then do only one upsize to 960/640 with a bilinear filter, and then apply another simple sharpener like shown in the template.) avs-script to use: ## check all hardcoded paths and replace with your project and...

* AviDemus 2.5.8, while doing some filtering before feeding its x264, it uses up 3 kernels here. So this is something useful. I can shift some filtering between the systems to balance thread usage. * Cheap playback is an issue here, but the tablet can play 1920x720, 60fps smoothly. VLC seems...

How to perhaps benefit from my idea: -Use the test routines to compare kernels (this would encode the same short segment repeatedly with a number of kernels, and show the kernel name as subtitle). Cut a test segment that has different patterns like extra sharp edges, blurred patterns (like...

Thanks for taking a serious look at that, and for the detailed comment! My goal was the cheapest possible process that works with templates. Cheap also means, neither the tablet nor the business notebook (i7) have a usable GPU. AviDemux has one advantage, it has implicit threading, so nothing...

(script update and new kernel library in posting #10. thx)

Make DGIndex create a WAV audio file (normally track 80), and insert some silence or music with an audio editor, with the correct length, when you create a slide show from the DVD special content. (some have, some not). Naturally, the length of the audio should exactly fit the video length. Use...

here is a recent package of script settings MyProject.avs ## check all hardcoded paths and replace with your project and configuration! #-- define input video, here we use MPEG2 sources LoadPlugin("F:\programs\AviSynth+\dgdecode.dll") ## Version 1.5.8 + corresponding DGIndex.exe MPEG2Source...

Thx, I'm looking forward. I'll give you a more recent example of settings soon. Addendum, AviDemux gives me the benefit that >90% of a 4 core CPU will be used. The tablet encodes 4-7 fps, the old i7 notebook would at least double that. For improvements, I think the way to go is, to work out the...

Thanks for reading, yes it's an alternative, probably I should have posted it in a new thread. I use AviDemux for ease of tuning. Soon, I should work out an identical Avisynth template where I can enter the settings that I found by adjusting in AviDemux. It is all a basic idea about using...

Allow me to add a specialized procedure for optimized DVD transcoding: http://pastebin.com/KGMXT8EC This is a usable script file for Avisynth, with a settings package for Avidemux. It contains short and long descriptions. There is a number of ISO DVD rips around, that are hard to transcode...