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06-08-2013 23:34:52

MAG79 wrote:

ramaalva
Your youtube video is good to see but bad to use for SVP settings optimization. It is only 480p and with double-frames and interpolated frames. I don't need it.
I need REAL frames with REAL resolution. And just neighboring 2 frames will be enough for me.

How it should look: http://postimg.org/image/sqr6h4j3b/

What happens:
frame 1: http://postimg.org/image/nsr3iof53/
frame 2: http://postimg.org/image/apvgzeox3/

also, something I realized a little ago, this problem seems to happen when there is a lightning change (ex: something white moves quickly in the background -can be a lightshaft or just anything white like the clouds of the pics)

31-07-2013 19:23:19

Rimsky wrote:

MAG79
sample of video
not gif

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUN_7z3 … e=youtu.be

31-07-2013 13:51:04

MAG79 wrote:

Thank you for these screenshoots.
They show interpolation artifacts calling "waved artifacts".
We have no way to repair it completely for now, but we can make them less visible.
Can you give me sample of video or two neighboring source frames from any of these anime to tune settings?

Here you go, this is one of the most notable examples, it tends to happen a lot with text.

aaand another one

And hey, I'm pretty bored today, have another one

31-07-2013 03:23:09

Rimsky wrote:

did you see this?

that's the problem. I followed the guide and the results are the pictures (exept the 1st one)

31-07-2013 01:59:24

Hello,
So today I got SVP and was amazed by the result. That is until I watched anime, which is what I mostly use my video player. I found that aparently there is a "fix" by tweaking the settings a little, however it didn't work quite well for me. Here are some examples. NOTE: These problems tend to appear in scenes where the framerate was already "high" to begin with (ex: Fast backgrounds, Quick Camera movements, someone running, etc)

Before changes

After (kinda better but still wobly)