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#21
I still don't get the whole beforeResize-section since it just seems like stuff Hybrid already allows doing, but as long as it works for you, that's fine. Tongue

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#22
doing it in the gui i end up with stuff like this i dont know how to fix, # resizing using NNEDI3CL
# current: 700x476 target: 1280x960 -> pow: 4
clip = edi_rpow2.nnedi3cl_rpow2(clip, rfactor=4, nsize=6, qual=1, etype=1) # 2800x1904
# resizing 2800x1904 to 1280x960
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#23
You could downscale beforehand if you like, using "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Misc->Script->Lower res. before resize".


the "700x476 target: 1280x960 -> pow: 4" is a typo it should be mult: 4 not pow 4 Big Grin
but "edi_rpow2.nnedi3cl_rpow2(clip, rfactor=4, nsize=6, qual=1, etype=1) # 2800x1904"
seems correct: since with 2x "700x476" = 1400x952 the height is still below your target resolution, so 4x will be used. Smile

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#24
"You could downscale beforehand if you like, using "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Misc->Script->Lower res. before resize".  didn't know that option existed, tbh your GUI is far from intuitive.
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#25
Quote: didnt knoew that option existed
Big Grin then I'm happy you learned of a new feature Big Grin

Quote:tbh your GUI is far from intuitive.......
too many options, too little space (and I still got quite a few ideas for options, where I haven't come up with an idea how and where to add them Wink)
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Maybe in a far future, when I can afford to pay for a LLM which can take in the whole (~300k lines of source code with ~190 statements) of Hybrid, an LLM can create an alternative intuitive GUI. Until then, you are stuck with how I like uis, if you chose to use Hybrid. Smile
Most of my free time is spent on refactoring code and adding new code.
I don't have enough free time trying to design (and implement) something 'intuitive' to 'everybody' . Big Grin
I'm no fan of adding tons of 'overlay menus' which some guis do. Also, 'intuitive' often results in simplified in a restrictive way.
You could use something else. There are other tools out there, which might be more intuitive.
Feels like every few month or so, a new easy to use, highly 'intuitive' tool comes out,..
(see: https://www.videohelp.com/software/secti...o-encoders or github, some last a while some don't.)

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#26
I wasn't complaining, its  your tool, its free, and its helped my tremendously.  Tbh I didn't really search around looking for a lower res before resize option, i just figured it would be on the resize screen if their was one, lol, guess i was wrong.
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#27
Lowering resolution before resizing or deinterlacing is something that should only be needed if your source is broken/exotic, so for most filters it's a gimmick option, but since resizing and deinterlacing is meant to be only used once in a script it's a kind of 'hidden' option.

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