(02.04.2020, 23:03)ssdde Wrote: yeah. when i set like this in 60 frate, it's OK

(02.04.2020, 23:25)shijan Wrote:

(02.04.2020, 23:03)ssdde Wrote: yeah. when i set like this in 60 frate, it's OK

You only need to set deinterlace Filtering -> Bob (use for double frame rate deinterlace mode) No need to use additional sRestore or any other framerate manipulations with framerate.
Read my very basic guide here https://forum.selur.net/showthread.php?tid=1279
Hover mouse (or mouse right-click) on filter name or button and read quick tips in Hybrid window on the right.


OK, good ,thank you , very helpful

i set deinterlace like this pic totally right now, is that suitable for my video clip? or which place need to be modify? thanks




and the double frame rate deinterlace mode you said is only can be used in VapourSynth mode? can Avisynth do the same thing?

Quote:and the double frame rate deinterlace mode you said is only can be used in VapourSynth mode? can Avisynth do the same thing?

(02.04.2020, 21:22)Selur Wrote: Here's a version where I used Vapoursynth with:
1. QTGMC and preset 'Slow'
2. SMDegrain with default values (there are probably better filters that could be used on the source, but I used SMDegrain to remove some noise; there are lots of artifacts in the source, that should be filtered for a proper reencode)
3. Cropped
4. Resized to 2160x1464 using NNEDI3
encoded to H.265
-> https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hbkdjZpKJp5yfEo_T58WaDhrF23FeDFS

Cu Selur

(03.04.2020, 14:24)Selur Wrote: You can't atm. since Hybrid does not support nv12 or nv16 atm.
Why do you need it?
NV21/NV12 are variants of YUV420. The difference is in how the components are laid out in memory.
see: https://wiki.videolan.org/YUV/#NV12.2FNV21

Also iirc NV12 is 8bit only.

CU Selur

(03.04.2020, 16:13)Selur Wrote: No, NV12 and YUV420 contain the same data, they just store them differently.

What you are referring to sound like a pc (0-255) vs. tv (16-235) scale problem or more likely a color matrix issue.
By default Hybrid tries to keep these as detected by the source, but not all source are properly flagged and not all players respect the flags.
SD content usually uses BT/Rec 601 while HD+ usually uses BT/Re. 709 a color matrix.
While up-/down-scaling usually one adjusts the color matrix and depending on the resizing gamma aware resizing might be a good idea (ResameHQ is an avisynth resizer which uses gamma aware resizing).

-> if you seriously want to upscale content you should know your way around color spaces&matrices and know the differences of different resizers.

Cu Selur

(03.04.2020, 19:10)Selur Wrote: Hope you:
a. have lots of time
b. have a really powerful GPU
since most the AI stuff is way too slow on my rig (Ryzen 7 1800+  and a Geforce GTX 1070Ti) to be useful to upscale a whole movie.

Cu Selur