Hallo

>  >> the CVS version of MJPEG tools. Where should the 'yuvfps' utility fall
>  >> in the YUV filter chain ?
>  >>
>  >> yuvfps -> yuvmedian -> yuvdenoise -> yuvscaler
>  >>
>  >>   or
>  >>
>  >> yuvmedian -> yuvdenoise -> yuvscaler -> yuvfps
>  >
>  >I would use: ... -> yuvfps -> yuvdenoise -> yuvscaler -> ...
>  >
>  >You usually do not need yuvmedianfilter any more.
>  >yuvdenoise checks the differnence between the frames, so you should have
>  >the needed frame rate before you change the frame rate. The scaler can
>  >come at laste because it introduces no noise.
> Er, shouldn't yuvfps come after yuvdenoise?
Not yet tested myselfe -> no real experinece.
Seems that I will have to test it tomorrow. 

> In the "increasing framerate" case, yuvfps is simply duplicating frames.
> If yuvdenoise uses interframe differences in its filtering --- i.e.
>  frame-to-frame changes are part of its noise model --- then duplication
>  of frames will make noise look like signal.
> Conversely, in the "reducing framerate" case, yuvfps drops frames; I imagine
>  this might enhance the noisiness to yuvdenoise.
Because of that I sugesset to use a lower frame rate. From 25FPS PAL to
24FPS or 24000/1001FPS NTSC I thought the changes might not be that
visible. Dropping one frame every second. I agree that bringing the
framerate up to 30000/1001 will very likely be not that good. 

> Furthermore, if yuvfps is simply duplicating/dropping whole *frames*, it will
>  probably give questionable results for interlaced streams.  (I've never tried
>  it myself, though.)
> Definitely, any deinterlacing (e.g. via yuvdenoise) should come before yuvfps.
I agree for general video, but I think it is less important for VCD PAL. 

If you (and anyone else) want to do it better please do it. 

auf hoffentlich bald,

Berni the Chaos of Woodquarter

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