Originally Posted by sonic_emperor
I always use Lremovedust() and Degrainmedian()
Degrainmedian() for even the cleanest of DVD's
Lremovedust() for the grainier ones.
Also another way to see what you are gaining (or loosing) is to run your filters thru this comaprison script and be your eyes be a good judge of it.
Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\DVD-RB\DGDecode.dll") source=mpeg2source("C:\TEMP\D2VAVS\V02.D2V",idct=7) left=source.script1() right=source.script2() width=left.width()/2 height=left.height() left=crop(left,0,0,width,height).addborders(0,0,2,0,$0000FF).crop(2,0,-0,-0) right=crop(right,width,0,width,height).addborders(2,0,0,0,$0000FF).crop(0,0,-2,-0) StackHorizontal(left.subtitle("Script1"),right.subtitle("Script2")) function script1(clip c) { c #----- ENTER CODE OF SCRIPT ONE HERE ----- #----- END OF CODE OF SCRIPT ONE----- } function script2(clip c) { c #----- ENTER CODE OF SCRIPT TWO HERE ----- #DeGrainMedian(limitY=5,limitUV=5,mode=3) Lremovedust(17,1) #----- END OF CODE OF SCRIPT TWO----- }
This will compare your source with the filtered source and play it.
Also check out the sticky thread for filters here.
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