GOUT image stabilization - Released — Page 41

Regarding the RemoveGrain, RemoveDirt, etc., you only need one dll. Assuming you have a modern SSE2/SSE3 capable CPU, start with these versions.

This post is now obsolete, move along

You forgot to input "disable green = 1"

(just kidding)

Rogue-theX said:

Thanks guys :)

Moth3r said:

Regarding the RemoveGrain, RemoveDirt, etc., you only need one dll. Assuming you have a modern SSE2/SSE3 capable CPU, start with these versions.

 How would i know if my laptop is SSE2/SSE3 capable, i have not heard of that yet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSE3#CPUs_with_SSE3

1st error when trying to load that script as is in vdub:

Avisynth open failure: There is no function named "Median1" (...line 19)

Use the full script posted by g-force on page 1.

2nd error:

Avisynth open failure: There is no function named "contra" (...line 33)

Use the full script posted by g-force on page 1.

I am using the script found on page 1 of this thread "GOUT Filter By G-force V.15.00 USE ONLY ON ANH"

No, you're not.

Thanks for the reply. I copy and pasted the script from page 1 just now and only changed the directory for the d2v at the start, still "There is no function named "Median1"

Lol, okay, somehow i missed that last bit you mentioned Darth, sorry for cluttering up the thread here. unfortunately i still recieve this error now

"there is no function named "Msuper" (...line 39)

Again, sorry for missing those last parts of the script, don't know what i was thinking there.

Rogue-theX said:

 unfortunately i still recieve this error now

"there is no function named "Msuper" (...line 39)

You'll probably need to install, mvtools2dll. Here you go: http://www.sendspace.com/file/1ulevi

Thanks myscamore, i gave that a go, but i get this error now

There is no function named "NNEDI2" (...line 63)

I guess that the package Oldshooljedi uploaded isn't compatible with the latest updates made to the script, just download the nnedi2.dll then.

Hmm, something must be wrong since ITS WORKING!!! Thank's myscamore :)

Lets hope it encodes okay!

Oldschooljedi, also made a nice guide here: http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Guide-to-convert-the-GOUT-DVD-from-4-3-to-16-9-using-freeware-tools/topic/9854/ which could be useful.

Thanks :)

Should i run the gout through that guide first? Could that speed things up?

I'm trying to make this into a lagarith and its currently turtling along at 0.69fps. I know the script is slow, but is it supposed to be that slow?

It depends on what kind of computer you have. The script is slow, my last encode took five days! but I have a pretty slow computer. But 0.69fps sounds very slow.

Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who helped me getting this script working, and thank you G-force and all who contributed in the improvements toward the script! THANK YOU :-)

This seems like the best place to ask this so here goes. If I were to modify these scripts to output to PAL instead of NTSC what would be the best source to use?

Many Thanks

Chewtobacca said:

The NTSC GOUT versions for ANH and ESB are better sources than the PAL, so use those and incorporate PAL conversion if you must.  The script for ROTJ is already written for the PAL GOUT because in this case it is the better source.

If applying the ROTJ script to an NTSC copy, what lines would I need to alter?  From what I can see, the following would have to be omitted:

########## change framereate (PAL to NTSC)
AssumeFPS(24000,1001)

While the following would have to be modified:

########## cut off some of the black bars for faster processing (but keep mod 16)
Crop(0,112,0,-112,align=true).AddBorders(8,0,8,0)

########## resize to 16x9 AR, remove sides, add borders
Spline16Resize(744,396).Crop(18,16,-12,-16,align=true).AddBorders(3,58,3,58)

Is that everything, or would other lines need alterations too?  Also, would it be sufficient to replace the portions above with the corresponding portions from either the ANH or ESB script?