The 1080i-to-DVD method is rather left hanging, but I'll get around to finalising it. My levels article needs to be updated in light of what I've learned about camera levels. I will re-address it when I finally fix my quadcore and embark on multi-threaded QTGMC experimentation myself, as opposed to reporting what others have found. John, the web video guide is still the same as it was. There will also be equivalent scripts to go from HD 50i to SD NTSC, and HD 60i to SD PAL, but one thing at a time. Ignore all the stuff there about MeGUI and Nero AAC. In the meantime, installation and use of all these tools is covered in my web video guide. Some time I hope to write a guide for this.
MFlowFps(super, QTGMC_bVec1, QTGMC_fVec1, num=50, den=1) It's close enough to the original to make me think the script is correct and will give a good result. I worked out the equivalent NTSC to PAL script and rendered the file back to PAL. #super = MSuper(levels=1, pel=2, hpad=16, vpad=16) # For faster QTGMC presets Super = MSuper(levels=1, pel=2) # Only need multiple levels for MAnalyse QTGMC( SubPel=2 ) # SubPel must match pel in MSuper below #ColorYUV(levels="TV->PC") #Restores levels if frameserved in YUY2 You can also get it back into a 2nd instance of Vegas via VFAPI Converter.ĬonvertToYUY2(interlaced=true, matrix="PC.601") to render Lagarith) or in MPEG2 encoders such as CCE Basic. The output of the script can be opened in VirtualDub (e.g. The script shown is for accepting input from Debugmode Frameserver. To do it you will need to install AviSynth and QTGMC and it's dependencies. IT IS SLOW! In single-threaded mode I'm getting something like 15 mins per minute of video. In fact it's so good that I'm going to stop offering 2 versions of my DVDs and just sell an NTSC version (the original footage is PAL, which won't play correctly worldwide). I've starting using a new AviSynth script to do standard definition PAL to NTSC conversions and, thanks to the power of QTGMC and MVTools, the quality completely obliterates any software conversions I've done before (and I've tried A LOT).
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