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It annoys me my Brosnan SE's now stand out like a sore thumb. Of the first 3 only TWINE is worth getting and I'm sure as hell not getting only some of the Brosnan's.
They'd stand out even more then :shock: . Why add a stupid red tinge to TND, it makes no sense. I'd actually like DTS on those, it's bound to add something.
They'd stand out even more then :shock: . Why add a stupid red tinge to TND, it makes no sense. I'd actually like DTS on those, it's bound to add something.
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For MPC which should I use to turn off Deinterlacing:
Auto
Weave
Blend
Bob
Field Shift
And should I tick? - "Set interlaced flag in output media type".
I've just realised I had it set to Auto which turns Deinterlacing ON meaning any captures I've ever done based on an Interlaced transfer will be inaccurate
, thankfully I don't "think" I've done any.
Tom: Why didn't you say I should change this? Thanks for your guide it helped tremendously.
I was about to say on WOTD: Zoke Culture I couldn't spot the interlacing but I thought it must be interlaced so I Googled how to turn it off. I've set it to Weave as that definitely turns OFF interlacing.
Auto
Weave
Blend
Bob
Field Shift
And should I tick? - "Set interlaced flag in output media type".
I've just realised I had it set to Auto which turns Deinterlacing ON meaning any captures I've ever done based on an Interlaced transfer will be inaccurate
Tom: Why didn't you say I should change this? Thanks for your guide it helped tremendously.
I was about to say on WOTD: Zoke Culture I couldn't spot the interlacing but I thought it must be interlaced so I Googled how to turn it off. I've set it to Weave as that definitely turns OFF interlacing.
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Huh ?Brad wrote:Tom: Why didn't you say I should change this?
Because I didn't realize you were using MPC.
MPC can use different filters for DVD decoding.
Does yours use PowerDVD's filter ? (Cyberlink ?)

Anyway, Lourdes is right.
"Weave" means that the fields will be left alone (no deinterlacing).
I don't even remember adding this info to the first post, though:
https://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/ ... php?t=2428
Brad, did you do it ?
I used to be "the man who loves the movies you hate".
Now I'm just "that weird french guy with a cat avatar who comes to BnB once a year for no reason and then disappears again".
Now I'm just "that weird french guy with a cat avatar who comes to BnB once a year for no reason and then disappears again".
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Nope as I've not got PowerDVD installed. I don't watch DVDs on my PC so have no need for it. It says MPEG-2 Video (my MPEG-2 Decoder comes from K-Lite Codec Pack I forget which one it uses).
Oh and you knew a few of us were if not me or rather it was popular
. No harm done I just hope I've not made interlaced caps look progressive.
Oh and you knew a few of us were if not me or rather it was popular
What about Blend, Bob and Field Shift? CheersAnyway, Lourdes is right.
"Weave" means that the fields will be left alone (no deinterlacing).
I don't even remember adding this info to the first post, though:
https://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/ ... php?t=2428
Brad, did you do it ?
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@Brad:
Blend: Evil.
The first half-frame (or field) is blended with the second field.
It will look good as long as there's no movement.
Any movement will create ghosting.
Bob: Good.
Every field is displayed separately, one after the other.
But you'll lose half the vertical resolution.
Field Shift: I don't really know.
Top fields become Bottom fields.
Bottom fields become Top fields.
I don't know what good it can do.
What we really need is a smart deinterlacer:
One that can analyze the picture, recognize combing and remove it when necessary.
I use FFDShow's 5-tap lowpass deinterlacer myself.
-Doesn't disturb non-interlaced videos.
-Automatically recognizes and removes many forms of combing.
@Lourdes:
I thought about VirtualDub.
Might be a good alternative.
Blend: Evil.
The first half-frame (or field) is blended with the second field.
It will look good as long as there's no movement.
Any movement will create ghosting.
Bob: Good.
Every field is displayed separately, one after the other.
But you'll lose half the vertical resolution.
Field Shift: I don't really know.
Top fields become Bottom fields.
Bottom fields become Top fields.
I don't know what good it can do.
What we really need is a smart deinterlacer:
One that can analyze the picture, recognize combing and remove it when necessary.
I use FFDShow's 5-tap lowpass deinterlacer myself.
-Doesn't disturb non-interlaced videos.
-Automatically recognizes and removes many forms of combing.
@Lourdes:
I thought about VirtualDub.
Might be a good alternative.
I used to be "the man who loves the movies you hate".
Now I'm just "that weird french guy with a cat avatar who comes to BnB once a year for no reason and then disappears again".
Now I'm just "that weird french guy with a cat avatar who comes to BnB once a year for no reason and then disappears again".
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Here's one: http://web12.dvd2web.de/projecta/projecta.htmbradavon wrote:Any chance of a Project A and/or Project A 2 comparison? I'm curious to see how the IVL compares against the HKLs?
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What's wrong with the audio? It's got Cantonese DD2.0?
The problem I do find with FS Audio tracks is the 5.1 tracks are cleaned up but then they go and fuck it up by being really over the top, the DD2.0/1.0 sounds fine but isn't cleaned up. But overall as the DD2.0 is acceptable no I don't care.
I do prefer HKL in this respect as their DD5.1 tracks are restrained (although for films like The Killers they're too restrained) but also cleaned up. They're basically Dolby Surround but that's fine, the little extra oomph brings them to life.
The problem I do find with FS Audio tracks is the 5.1 tracks are cleaned up but then they go and fuck it up by being really over the top, the DD2.0/1.0 sounds fine but isn't cleaned up. But overall as the DD2.0 is acceptable no I don't care.
I do prefer HKL in this respect as their DD5.1 tracks are restrained (although for films like The Killers they're too restrained) but also cleaned up. They're basically Dolby Surround but that's fine, the little extra oomph brings them to life.
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