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Darth Mallwalker's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization
dark_jedi said:

well I will have to synch the PCM's,they are way off,the sound starts way to soon,so these are not already synched to the GOUT LOL.

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boba feta's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

Damn, that third track has a shitload of punch man.

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Orinoco_Womble's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

If you're gonna do the PCM track as DD 2.0, then it deserves 448.  448 just sounds so much better than 384.  384 sounds weak and overly compressed to me.

Is there a reason you'd go for 384? Do you need to make it 384 to fit in with the existing audio of the GOUT disc?

Last edited on June 30, 2009 at 6:02 AM by Orinoco_Womble

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Doctor M's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

Do you really hear a difference between 384k 2.0 and 448k 2.0?

Considering that 384-448kbps is most commonly divided among six channels instead of two, I doubt more than 1% of the population could distiguish between them.

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Moth3r's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization
Orinoco_Womble said:

... 448 just sounds so much better than 384.  384 sounds weak and overly compressed to me.

ABX log or it didn't happen! ;-)

Actually, could we please start a new thread about Dark Jedi's custom DVDs and continue the audio discussion in there? This thread is supposed to be about g-force's AVS GOUT script.

Last edited on June 30, 2009 at 7:28 AM by Moth3r

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Orinoco_Womble's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

Doctor M said:

Do you really hear a difference between 384k 2.0 and 448k 2.0?

Sure do.

Moth3r said:

ABX log or it didn't happen! ;-)

Fair enough.  Already have and yep 448 really does sound slightly better than 384 to me (won't go into detail here).

Moth3r said:

Actually, could we please start a new thread about Dark Jedi's custom DVDs and continue the audio discussion in there?

Sorry Moth3r.  Point taken.

Moth3r said:

This thread is supposed to be about g-force's AVS GOUT script.

Damn impressive script it is too!  I tried the script out a few versions ago and was soooo impressed with the results.  Nice job G-force.

One question though, can someone please tell me how/where the GradFun2DBmod filter gets squeezed into the script?  Sorry for showing my ignorance, but I'm pretty new to Avisynth etc.

 

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g-force's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization
Orinoco_Womble said:   

Nice job G-force.

One question though, can someone please tell me how/where the GradFun2DBmod filter gets squeezed into the script?  Sorry for showing my ignorance, but I'm pretty new to Avisynth etc.

Thanks man! You could just stick the GradFun filter at the end, right before the subtitle stage, but I'm not convinced that it does anything beneficial yet. I'll try it out when I get a chance.

-G

g-force's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

Okay, I'm going to eat crow now.

GradFun2DBmod shows some significant improvement in banding. I'm having difficulty using it at the same time as my script, due to the fact that the new pre-release of removegrain doesn't include clense for some reason, which I rely upon heavily in my script. I will need to find a work around.

Expect a new version of the script sometime in the future.

-G

Doctor M's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

@g-force - As I previously said, I had problems using GradFun2DBmod.  The script previews ok, but causes errors with CCE (for me anyway).

GradFunkMirror produces almost identical results without the problem.

Dr. M

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g-force's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization
Doctor M said:

@g-force - As I previously said, I had problems using GradFun2DBmod.  The script previews ok, but causes errors with CCE (for me anyway).

GradFunkMirror produces almost identical results without the problem.

 

 Thanks for the suggestion Doctor M, I'll give GradFunkMirror a look!

-G

g-force's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

dark_jedi said:

Just wanted to tell you,I will help you with this if you need

Thanks DJ, I'll let you know!

-G

 

Doctor M's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

@g-force, I think the reason DJ was able to use GradFun2DBmod without a problem is because he encoded to lossless first.  Sounds like you are sending this right to your mpeg2 encoder.

You could try going to lossless as well.  It would definitely save you time later if you are doing multipass encoding.

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captainsolo's avatar
RE: GOUT image stabilization

I agree that the 2nd track has the best overall presentation. The 5.1 comes close and has more of a punch, but out of the 3 the PCM wins hands down. Whoever did the GOUT audio should be put into carbon freeze.

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