18.07.2026, 18:10
Okay, a few things, you are using QTGMC as denoiser not as deinterlacer.
QTGMC is normally meant to do light clean up or residual combing and similar stuff.
Using something like:
especially EZDenoise=10, will kill a lot of fine details.
DetailSharpen is trying to enhance fine details and contrast, but if you use something like EZDenoise=10 you already kill everything that is there.
So my suggestion is either:
a. move DetailSharpen before the denoising
or
b. lower the Denoising
With EZDenoise=10 it is normal that DetailSharpen or FineSharpen won't find many details to enhance.
Sane values should be 0-3 and normally better 0-1.5.
=> To me Hybrid still does seem to behave as it should.
Cu Selur
QTGMC is normally meant to do light clean up or residual combing and similar stuff.
Using something like:
clip = qtgmc.QTGMC(clip, Preset="Fast", InputType=1, TR2=3, Sharpness=1.0, SourceMatch=0, Lossless=0, EZDenoise=10.00, NoisePreset="Fast", MatchPreset2="Medium", MatchEnhance=0.05, Denoiser="KNLMeansCL")DetailSharpen is trying to enhance fine details and contrast, but if you use something like EZDenoise=10 you already kill everything that is there.
So my suggestion is either:
a. move DetailSharpen before the denoising
or
b. lower the Denoising
With EZDenoise=10 it is normal that DetailSharpen or FineSharpen won't find many details to enhance.
Sane values should be 0-3 and normally better 0-1.5.
=> To me Hybrid still does seem to behave as it should.
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.