A60224
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Author | chiyo-clone |
Version | 2004/03/15 |
Download | [x86]: a60224_20040315.lzh
[x64]: a60224_x64.7z |
Category | IVTC & Decimation |
License | GPLv2 |
Discussion |
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Description
a60224 is an inverse Telecine filter.
This filter measures the amount of horizontal stripes for each frame and selects the output frame based on that value.
Since the selection results before and after are not considered, the same result can be obtained regardless of the order of output.
Since the motion is not calculated, it will be jerky if used outside the 3:2 pulldown location. In fast mode, the calculation is thinned to 1/4.
- Note: this documentation was translated from Japanese using Google Translate, it may not be accurate.
Requirements
- [x86]: AviSynth+ or AviSynth 2.5.8 or greater
- [x64]: AviSynth+
- Supported color formats: RGB24, RGB32, YUY2, YV12
Syntax and Parameters
- a60224 (clip, bool "fast", float "blur_rate", int "x1", int "x2", int "y1", int "y2")
- clip =
- Input clip.
- clip =
- bool fast = false
- If
fast=true
is specified, fast mode is enabled.
- If
- bool fast = false
- float blur_rate = 0.0
- blur_rate is a value that indicates how much afterimage a frame leaves in the next frame.
- 3DNR it's there for capturing in a light environment, but you may not need it. Greater than 0.03
- I don't think that you will get good results even if you specify a threshold value. The default value is 0.
- float blur_rate = 0.0
- int x1 = 0
- int x2 = 0
- int y1 = 0
- int y2 = 0
- If you specify x1,x2,y1,y2, the calculation will be done in the range where the top, bottom, left and right are cropped.
- int x1 = 0
Examples
a60224 with default values:
MPEG2Source("telecine source.d2v") AssumeTFF() DoubleWeave() a60224(fast=false, blur_rate=0.0, x1=0, x2=0, y1=0, y2=0)
Changelog
2004/03/15 - Crop of calculation range was in byte unit, so fix it in pixel unit 2004/03/06 - For Avisynth 2.5 - Ignore color signals - Arguments x1,x2,y1,y2 2003/11/16-2 - Executed emms after GetFrame It can be used after an MMX routine that does not do emms like DeDotA. 2003/11/16 - Floating point error was checked. 2003/11/11 - Added blur_rate option 2003/11/03 - Removed extra parts that were only for the author's environment - Added fast mode 2003/10/28 - Fixed a bug that the second half does not move 2003/10/26 - Fixed a bug that returned a frame that does not exist 2003/10/13 - First release
Archived Downloads
Version | Download | Mirror |
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2004/03/15 (x64) | a60224_x64.7z | a60224_x64.7z /// a60224_x64_icl11.7z/ /// a60224_x64src.rar |
2004/03/15 | a60224_20040315.lzh | a60224_20040315.lzh |
- x64 version compiled by yo4kazu - main download includes all files listed in mirror.
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