I have one DivX movie now, but the quality is so bad. It is one cd and the resolution is 720x480. So I believe the main reason is this.I think if i can reduce the resolution somehow, it can be maybe a little bit better as video quality. So my question is, if there is any tool which helps me to reduce the resolution from .avi and create a new one?? Can Virtualdubmod make this?? any idea pleasee...??
resizing avi file...
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Originally posted by Batman
Resizing the avi file is unlikely to improve quality. Re-sizing can be accomplished in virtualdub[mod], by using a resizing filter.
then if it is not possible to improve the quality by that, is it possible with any way?? do you have any suggestion instead of resizing?? i really need help Batman.....Comment
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By the way SKD_Tech, "configure it" then what?? then i click OK, but after that i dont know what to do... if i try to save as avi, then it says it will be VERY large file.. so i cant do it.. if you explain the end too, i will really appreciate... thanks a lot anyway...Last edited by secotelli; 13 Apr 2003, 06:08 AM.Comment
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Filtering is the only other option. However, there are hundreds possibly thousands of different filters and/or combination of filters that can be used either in Virtualdub or AVISYNTH. You may want to describe in detail what the "quality" issue is (e.g. brightness? macroblocks?). Pay a visit to the avisynth page, and research some avisynth plugins in the doom9 forum.Comment
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Originally posted by Batman
Filtering is the only other option. However, there are hundreds possibly thousands of different filters and/or combination of filters that can be used either in Virtualdub or AVISYNTH. You may want to describe in detail what the "quality" issue is (e.g. brightness? macroblocks?). Pay a visit to the avisynth page, and research some avisynth plugins in the doom9 forum.
i dont know how to explain. my english is not good enough for that.. but macroblocks sound like my problem.. not brightness for sure.. i dont know if its called pixels or not, but this things are soo huge.. i cant explaaaaainn huge squares all around the picture.. when scene moves, for example people are dancing, then picture looks like divided into squares.. if you understand my problem, congratulations... then you are really good....Comment
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Originally posted by UncasMS
encode the movie from start and use a resolution of 576-640 but dont go much higher for a 1cd rip.
i use lanczos resizer in all cases. maybe a smoother like convolution3d might help as well.Comment
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NNNNNoooooooooooo
In the avi is an amount of information. And if u dont have more, then there isnt more.
Only thing that could work is a little cosmetics. Smoothen it. This wont lead to better pictures. But to less annoying pictures.
greetinx HemmiComment
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Originally posted by hemmi2
NNNNNoooooooooooo
In the avi is an amount of information. And if u dont have more, then there isnt more.
Only thing that could work is a little cosmetics. Smoothen it. This wont lead to better pictures. But to less annoying pictures.
greetinx Hemmi
Thank you Hemmi, but smoothen with which program and how??Comment
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ffdshow is a alternative playback filter(pack)
Download ffdshow for free. ffdshow is DirectShow and VFW codec for decoding/encoding many video and audio formats, including DivX and XviD movies using libavcodec, xvid and other opensourced libraries with a rich set of postprocessing filters.
ffdshow is a very reliable playback filter and many people use no other filter for playback, since ffdshow does an excellent job.
smoothing can be done with noise/antinoise filters like *smoothers* or convolution3d or ......
there are numerous vd/avisynth filters for this taskComment
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