I agree, the problem isn't the exact example but more of a general nature.
a. there is no real control over the filter order when mixing ffmpeg and Vapoursynth/Avisynth filters
b. there is no real control over the filter order when using ffmpeg in itself
Filter in Vapoursynth and deinterlace/ivtc in ffmpeg usually causes problems, but isn't possible in newer Hybrid versions and I tried to workaround some problems of the older versions.
-> I still think it's really bad to combine ffmpeg and Avisynth/Vapoursynth filtering and not hint that this could be problematic.
Cu Selur
Ps.: I hope we agree that the title "How to Upscale Video Resolution in Hybrid CORRECTLY | Upscale Resolution Without Loss of Qualiy" is just a marketing gag since that filtering is not lossless (as basically no filtering operation is). To get a good uscaling you should always try different methods, there is no general 'correct' way.
a. there is no real control over the filter order when mixing ffmpeg and Vapoursynth/Avisynth filters
b. there is no real control over the filter order when using ffmpeg in itself
Filter in Vapoursynth and deinterlace/ivtc in ffmpeg usually causes problems, but isn't possible in newer Hybrid versions and I tried to workaround some problems of the older versions.
-> I still think it's really bad to combine ffmpeg and Avisynth/Vapoursynth filtering and not hint that this could be problematic.
Quote:This doesn't appear to be a problem in VapourSynth, but there's no EdgeCleaner port. Which is why I stuck to AviSynth in the video guide.Only in Hybrids frontend. HAVSFunc (https://github.com/Selur/VapoursynthScri...avsfunc.py) does have EdgeCleaner in it. So one could use it in a custom section.
Cu Selur
Ps.: I hope we agree that the title "How to Upscale Video Resolution in Hybrid CORRECTLY | Upscale Resolution Without Loss of Qualiy" is just a marketing gag since that filtering is not lossless (as basically no filtering operation is). To get a good uscaling you should always try different methods, there is no general 'correct' way.