Srestore

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Abstract
Author MOmonster, Real.Finder
Version v2.792
Download srestore v2.792
Category Deblenders
License Open Source
Discussion Doom9 Thread

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Description

Srestore is the replacement function for mrestore, Cdeblend, FixBlendIVTC and DupHq from the R_pack. It is an AviSynth script function that uses conditional frame evaluation for the output calculation.
Generally it was written to undo norm-conversions with blends, but the last version can be useful for decimation ratios between 5 and 1 using the frate parameter.

Requirements

Required Plugins

Latest version of the following plugins are recommended unless stated otherwise.

Optional plugins:

  • TIVTC - (only for cache>0, not default)
  • RemoveGrain - part of the RemoveGrain v1.0b package. - (only for double-blend-removal, not default)
  • RgTools - recommended drop-in replacement for RemoveGrain!
  • Average - (only for double-blend-removal, not default)
  • GRunT (only for Srestore v2.7f or greater)


Syntax and Parameters

srestore(clip source, float "frate", "omode", float "blocks", int "mthresh", int "bthresh", bool "chroma", int "cache", float "rr", clip "dclip")


source clip =
Input clip.


frate float = optional
You don't need to set the decimation parameters for the norm conversions restoring Pal_to_NTSC (50->23.976 or 25->11.988) and NTSC_to_Pal (59.94->25 or 29.97->12.5),
but for some seldom other blend conversion (for example 29.97 back to 23.976 or 50 to 25 - DEFT). Use frate to set the wanted output-framerate.
If source-framerate/frate >5 or <1 the output-framerate will be the same as the input-framerate. This can be useful if you want to have only the dup functionality of srestore.


omode string (0-6 or mode, default 6)
Srestore can be used as blend-decimation-function, as simple deblend-function and for double-blend-removal
1 - deblend-mode 1 -> detected blends will be replaced with the previous frame
2 - deblend-mode 2 -> next frame is used instead of the detected blend
3 - deblend-mode 3 -> detected blends will be replaced with the neighbour that has the smaller difference
4 - deblend-mode 4 -> use the neighbour with the smaller blend-possibility
5 - deblend-special -> outputs the one of four frames with the smallest blend-possibility
>5 - blend-decimation -> for all decimation operations
The output-modes 1-5 are simple deblending modes, so the framerate will not change.
To enable the double-blend-removal you have to set a string for omode. This string decides about the postprocessing mode that is used on the restored frames:
pp0 -> the fastest mode, no postprocessing
pp1 -> use difference masking, higher quality and still good speed
pp2 -> use a special blurring mask on luma and chroma that reduces artefacts
pp3 -> combines postprocessing 1 and 2 -> slowest


You can add also your own postprocessing to these modes. Just add your function like this: 
omode="pp3.blur(1)"		   -> pp3 + blurring
If you want to add a function with its own inputstrings use three quotation marks: 
omode="""pp2.deen("a2d")"""
Important Note:
Also the double-blend-removal does no decimation. It's created only for double-blends caused by blend deinterlacing of telecined sources.
You have to add an decimation function for full restoring: 
   source                          #progressive
   srestore(dmode=-4,omode="pp0")
   decimate(cycle=5,quality=0)     #recommed decimating


speed int (-25-25, default 9)
With the speed parameter you can set a speed-vs-detail-detection value. If you set speed=25, only one of 25 pixels (5*5) is used for the detection.
Higher values result in a lower possibility of low-detail detection. Set a negative speed value for high quality and hd sources. This can improve the detection of small details.


mode int (1-3, default 2)
With the mode parameter you can decide if chroma should be used for detection and if srestore have to merge neighboured frames or look for dups to improve output quality:
1 - simple output mode, decimation is not touched
2 - duping feature, if a frame has a dup-neighbour, that seems to have a higher quality, this one will be outputed
3 - like 2 but the duplicates will be merged
>3 - mode 2 and 3 combined
By setting the compatible negative values, the chroma values will be also used for the detection.
Note: The double-blend-removal does not use this parameter (-> only mode 1 or -1).


thresh int (12-44, default 22)
The detection of srestore is pretty stable, but the threshold is still important to weight the detection influence.
Use small values for sources with little temporal artefacts (bobbing effect, aliasing, blocks, noise, ...) and higher values for the opposite case.


cache int (-1-10, default -1)
With cache>=0 srestore use the RequestLinear function (TIVTC) to be more compatible with non-linear requesting (codec or other functions).
Best way to use srestore is to do a lossless first pass right after calling srestore and do all other filtering and the final encoding in a second pass.
If you do not have enough space to do a lossless pass and you cannot avoid non-linear frame requesting and the pattern of the source is pretty unstable set cache around 5-10,
but keep in mind that this can increase memory usage.


dclip clip =
The detection clip can be used to improve (deblock, smooth, ...) and speed-up blend and motion detection.
The selected clip is only used for detection and not for output, so it does not affect the output quality.
If you use a high quality deinterlacing on the source you can speed up the detection by using a faster deinterlacing function (third code example) for the detection clip.
It's recommended to crop the bobbed source (deinterlace BEFORE cropping!) to avoid the detection influence of the bobbing borders (second code example).


Examples

bobbed (or progressive) source 

srestore()

or: 

ord = last.getparity() ? 1 : 0
leakkernelbob(ord,4,true,true)
srestore(dclip=last.crop(8,16,-8,-24))

or: 

d = last.bob(-0.2,0.6).reduceflicker(strength=1)
tdeint(mode=1)   #or for example yadif(mode=1)
srestore(mode=4,dclip=d)


Changelog 

Version      Date            Changes

2.796        2019/02/21      - ? [1]
2.795        2018/07/11      - Update to masktools 2.2.17, clean up [2]
2.794        2018/06/12      - Fix another  bug in 12bit (StainlessS)
2.793        2018/06/10      - Fix bug in 12bit (StainlessS)
2.792        2018/03/14      - Native ReplaceStr using in avs+

2.791        2017/11/22      - Some edit in speed parameter (in avs26 or avs+ will get different results now)

2.78         2017/06/15      - Some fix

2.77         2017/05/25      - Fix high bit depth

2.76         2017/03/31      - Update to masktools 2.2.5

2.75         2017/03/09      - Now works with all high bit depth in avs+

2.7i         2017/02/09      - Clean up and add YUY2 and other format

2.7h         2014/03/23      - Changes by real.finder
                             - Update to use tp7's updated Average

2.7g         2013/11/12      - Changes by martin53
                             - Refactored to use a single line ScriptClip() call like v2.7e -
                               necessary to save AviSynth string heap space when RTE is called

2.7f         2013/10/28      - Changes by martin53
                             - Callable more than once from the same script with help of unique global variables per instance.
                             - Moderate reformatting to re-establish readability with the new variable names.
                             - Needs GRunT plugin

2.7e         2009/11/18      - Last official version by MOmonster


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