On 16 Aug 2003, Florin Andrei wrote:

> >     It will, from the sounds of it, probably be necessary to give up
> >     a small amount of the detail.   Better that than square artifacts,
> 
> Definitely.

        That's what I thought :)

        Mild settings for the various filters will, I believe, help a lot.
        
> Now, the movie is interlaced, and i want to keep it that way.
> AFAICT, yuvdenoise will deinterlace it, right?

        It will preserve the interlacing.   Feed progressive data into
        the denoiser and out comes progressive data, feed interlaced
        data in and out comes interlaced data.

> Also, there's no -l 1 option in my yuvdenoise man page. Probably because
> i'm using 1.6.1

        Hmmm, it's probably just missing from the manpage.   The usage()
        statement (just type yuvdenoise with either no arguments or with
        -h) should have the correct options.

> >     Did you try using the -N option?   A small value might help,
> 
> Yeah, i was looking at it right now.
> Again, my man page is slightly different, -N has no numeric parameter,
> but i think that's ok, i'll go with the default.
> 

        A far better choice would be to upgrade to the CVS version. 
        Seriously - that will fix the split problem you're facing as
        well as a few other bugs.   Also, the -N option takes an argument
        with the newer version (the default in the old version 
        corresponds to -N 1.5 which is fairly aggressive, I've found that
        1.0 is a good choice).

        Before you encode again (and run into the 2GB limit again) check
        out and build the CVS version.   Many improvements, some of which
        could be quite useful in your current project.

        Oh, are you using the smilutils or some other method to convert
        the DV data to YUV4MPEG2?   If you're using the smilutils there is
        a quality improvement to be obtained by using ffmpeg's DV
        decoder instead of libdv's.   

        Steven Schultz



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