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# WarpDeRing v1.0 by mirkosp # # Uses aWarpSharp2's flattening to clean out ringing/smaller halos, # then runs some masks to preserve the edges and avoid the thinning. # This is nothing really new but it kind of just works, so eh. # Calling the filter more times in a row is probably more effective than toying with the parameters. # Only really tested out with a DVD, probably only works as intended on SD sources. # For HD, it might need some more mt_expand() in the owarp clip (I don't think, though). # Oh, and it's for newer and minor stuff, like downscaled HD sources released only on DVD and so on. # Don't expect this to work on Trigun. Or, well, I guess it could work, but... you know the deal. # # strength is the warpsharpening depth, so higher values nail more things # tmax and tmin work out the hysteresis mask for the final masking pass # # Requirements: # # awarpsharp2 http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=147285 # mt_masktools https://github.com/tp7/masktools # nnedi3 http://web.missouri.edu/~kes25c/ # fillmargins http://www.avisynth.nl/users/warpenterprises/ # function warpdering(clip c, int "strength", int "tmax", int "tmin") { strength = default(strength,6) tmax = default(tmax,10) tmin = default(tmin,7) c addborders(4,4,4,4) fillmargins(4,4,4,4) warp = awarp4(nnedi3_rpow2(rfactor=2).nnedi3_rpow2(rfactor=2),asobel(thresh=255).ablur(),depth=strength) owarp = mt_merge(last,warp,tedgemask(valon=-1).mt_expand().mt_expand().mt_expand().mt_expand().mt_expand().blur(1),true,u=3,v=3) mt_merge(owarp,last,mt_hysteresis(tedgemask(threshy=tmax),tedgemask(threshy=tmin)).blur(1),true,u=3,v=3) crop(4,4,-4,-4) }