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Convert m2ts with frame interpolation | ||
| jdark posted 2009 Sep 12 09:48 | ||
| hi,
some people on guru3d made an example how to double the fps of an 24p movie to 48 and interpolate frames to do a fluid motion. http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=288017 the results are very impressive. the cpu does do this thing with ffdshow and avisynth script in realtime. for 720p movies its ok but for 1080p the cpu is too slow. so the idea is to do this job NOT in realtime. i dont know how to do this. i just copied the script and it works. but it would be nice to encode the stream back in to new file and then play normally without that filter. is that possible? | ||
| jagabo posted 2009 Sep 12 10:49 | ||
| Open your AVS script in a video editor and save a video file. | ||
| poisondeathray posted 2009 Sep 12 10:55 | ||
| You probably have to modify that script a bit if you want to use it as an .avs file (i.e. the source filter)
Another way would be to leave everything you have it as ffdshow as the directshow decoder, and use DirectShowSource() in a 1 line .avs script then feed that into an encoder that accepts avs scripts | ||
| Gavino posted 2009 Sep 12 12:10 | ||
You should only have to replace global source=ffdshow_source() by source = DirectShowSource(...) # <- add your filename here (The two 'global's in that script are unnecessary, by the way. Somebody cut and pasted from somewhere else without knowing what they were doing.) |
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