TIvtc? following, default, question, settings

andy

i have the following avisynth script:Code:

LoadPlugin(quot;G:\Video_Tools\DGIndex\DGDecode.dllquot;)
LoadPlugin(quot;G:\Video_Tools\AviSynth_Scripts\TIVTC.dllquot;)
LoadPlugin(quot;G:\Video_Tools\AviSynth_Scripts\Decomb.dllquot;)
mpeg2source(quot;G:\Video_Tools\AviSynth_Scripts\test.d2vquot;)
TFM(order=1)
TDecimate()
i also have the SVCD NTSC Film template loaded, default settings for some reason playback seems to be too fast?

nevermind, it works great my question is why does it work great? unlike tmpgenc's auto ivtc?

Because tritical is awesome? Because it has better matching and post-processing? I d'no exactly what you're asking, but you can find a lot of information about it in the TIVTC thread or the source code.

Yeah i was just curious. How does it compare to manually ivtc'ing ? and what happens if the source isn't ivtc'able?

How does it compare to manually ivtc'ing ?

Let's see... no time .vs hours of time. Which should I choose? Don't rush me, I'm thinking. Come on now. TMPGEnc's IVTC was obsolete 5 years ago.

Sure, there are tough to IVTC sources. For those you have override files in TIVTC or Decomb, and a wealth of tweaks to improve the IVTC. Or just forget about getting it 100% and let the post-processing deinterlacer handle it. Still beats going over it frame by frame in TMPGEnc to find where the pattern changes, and what the new pattern is.

and what happens if the source isn't ivtc'able?

At the risk of stating the obvious, then you don't IVTC.


Originally Posted by manonoStill beats going over it frame by frame in TMPGEnc to find where the pattern changes, and what the new pattern is.

Which is also not a very good ivtc'ed because this creates aliasing on the frames touched, which is annoying to watch in some US fansubs that would be nice otherwise...

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Or just forget about getting it 100% and let the post-processing deinterlacer handle it
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is this handled automatically with the above script or do i have to add something else?

Yes, pp defaults to 6 (motion-adaptive cubic interpolation).


Originally Posted by Alain2Which is also not a very good ivtc'ed because this creates aliasing on the frames touched, which is annoying to watch in some US fansubs that would be nice otherwise...

There are sources that can only be IVTCed manually. Some X-Men VHS captures I'm working on look awful when using any automatic IVTC method and have to be IVTCed via TMPG's manual method.