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Wishlist: Graph presets for different source media types

Open pjotrek-b opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

Different source media show different artefacts by having different abnormalities in different graphs. For example, Digibeta dropouts can be seen in the BRNG graph, whereas that graph is quite irrelevant for other sources.

Therefore, if one could define presets which graphs to display/hide, it would make it very easy and inuitive for (especially new) users, getting the information needed to do the best analysis.

For example, those defined presets could be offered as dropdown-list (or something else).

pjotrek-b avatar Oct 25 '14 19:10 pjotrek-b

Not difficult to implement but I need a list of presets.

JeromeMartinez avatar Oct 25 '14 19:10 JeromeMartinez

We already have one preset (current default), but I'll send up more.

dericed avatar Oct 25 '14 19:10 dericed

Just from the top of my head, a few examples:

Digibeta dropouts: Y, Diffs, Sat

Unclean cuts: Y, Diffs, MSEf

Letter-/Pillarbox detection: (for aspect ratio mix) Y, Diffs, CropW, CropH

pjotrek-b avatar Oct 25 '14 20:10 pjotrek-b

Do you find BRNG more effective than SATMAX for digibeta dropouts?

dericed avatar Oct 25 '14 20:10 dericed

I'm currently at home, where I don't have test material for this. As far as I remember an the tests I've done at work, all Digibeta dropouts I've checked showed clear peaks in BRNG, which the vectorscope clearly confirmed.

pjotrek-b avatar Oct 25 '14 20:10 pjotrek-b

I've checked again at work, and my memory was wrong: They definitely show up more clearly on SATMAX. There's a different kind of artefact on Digibeta that stands out in BRNG, but is also clearly visible in SATHIGH.

That artefact looks as follows: vx-04967_01-000-000975-digibeta_artefact1

So I revoke everything I've said before about BRNG for Digibeta dropouts. SAT MIN/MAX it is. ;)

pjotrek-b avatar Oct 27 '14 15:10 pjotrek-b

SATHIGH would only show a digibeta dropout is it was so severe it caused more than 10 percent of pixels to show illegal color, which is one bad digibeta dropout. SATMAX will show small and large digibeta dropouts clearly. SATMIN is somewhat silly to have since there will almost always be at least one pixel with no saturation. A SATMIN above zero would be rare, maybe in computer animation.

dericed avatar Oct 27 '14 15:10 dericed