Dear all,
I tried to encode MPEG-2 with both, Tsunami and CCS SP. The material was captured with Matrox Marvel 400 TV. It consists of several files, I therefore used AviSynth to concatenate them and also to create 480x576 PAL SVCD size.
Method 1 works well: Feed it directly to Tsunami and encode. I de-interlace with Tsunami's built-in function, selecting odd. The result looks quite impressive. No problems.
Method 2 has a problem: I use VirtualDub to convert it to the correcvt size, as CCE SP isn't able to do so. I recompress using either HuffYuv of PICVideo codec with quality setting 20. By doing so, I also noticed the interlacing artefacts. The result will be that in scenes with a lot of motion, there are some ghost structures.
I tried to de-interlace with seveal VD filters, including smart-deinterlace. I tried different settings of CCE SP: but in the end, I think this is not the correct way. I thought the card is producing interlaced video, odd.
Shouldn't there be a quick and simple way to de-interlace without motion estimation etc. like in smart-deinterlace?
Thanks for every hint.
I tried to encode MPEG-2 with both, Tsunami and CCS SP. The material was captured with Matrox Marvel 400 TV. It consists of several files, I therefore used AviSynth to concatenate them and also to create 480x576 PAL SVCD size.
Method 1 works well: Feed it directly to Tsunami and encode. I de-interlace with Tsunami's built-in function, selecting odd. The result looks quite impressive. No problems.
Method 2 has a problem: I use VirtualDub to convert it to the correcvt size, as CCE SP isn't able to do so. I recompress using either HuffYuv of PICVideo codec with quality setting 20. By doing so, I also noticed the interlacing artefacts. The result will be that in scenes with a lot of motion, there are some ghost structures.
I tried to de-interlace with seveal VD filters, including smart-deinterlace. I tried different settings of CCE SP: but in the end, I think this is not the correct way. I thought the card is producing interlaced video, odd.
Shouldn't there be a quick and simple way to de-interlace without motion estimation etc. like in smart-deinterlace?
Thanks for every hint.
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