AutoYUY2 |
Traditional YV12 to YUY2 upsamplers operate either in the progressive or interlaced mode, and the upsampler must be told which mode to use. This paradigm can be unsatisfactory in several cases:
The screen shots linked below illustrate the problem. They are taken from a video clip supplied by scharfis_brain. The 'interlaced.bmp' shot is upsampled as interlaced. You can see that the interlacing is properly preserved but there is bad CUE throughout the frame. The 'progressive.bmp' shot is upsampled as progressive. You can see that the CUE is eliminated, but the interlacing is destroyed. The 'autoyuy2.bmp' shot is upsampled adaptively using AutoYUY2(). You can see that the CUE is eliminated and the interlacing is preserved. If you look hard, you may find small areas where there is remaining CUE or DOI, due to imperfections in the detection of interlacing.
interlaced.bmp The current version is a proof-of-concept version. I plan to improve the interlace detection in future versions. I also plan to create an AutoRGB() filter that performs the same function but outputs RGB. This filter was inspired by a discussion with scharfis_brain, who demonstrated an Avisynth script that performs this function. I wanted to create a native filter for this functionality. Version 1.0.1 adds a more correct upsampling algorithm (as done in DGDecode), a means to force interlaced or progressive upsampling for the entire frame (the mode parameter), and optimized performance. These changes were contributed by Jean-Philippe Scotto Di Rinaldi. Version 1.0.1 (includes source code under GPL) Version 1.0.0 beta 2 (includes source code under GPL) Jean-Philippe Scotto Di Rinaldi has provided ASM/SSE2 optimized builds for various architectures: autoyuy2_opt.zip (includes source code under GPL) Jean-Philippe also made a VirtualDub version of AutoYUY2: JPSDR_AutoYUY2.zip (includes source code under GPL)
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