A Piece of Phantasmagoria (LD RF Capture) :: Nyaa ISS

A Piece of Phantasmagoria (LD RF Capture)

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Date:
2024-09-19 02:14 UTC
Submitter:
Anonymous
Seeders:
0
Information:
Leechers:
1
File size:
124.0 GiB
Completed:
42
Info hash:
d1885bac6064ae3bc8a8519934d251347fc5e132
Disc purchased and provided by anonymous Captured by wowmd This is a raw laserdisc radio frequency capture, hence the large file size. To decode the signal to a video file, use [ld-decode](https://github.com/oyvindln/vhs-decode/wiki/Windows-Build). I also included a conventional SPDIF recording of the digital audio for the first side since the decoded digital audio has dropouts. ![](https://i.slow.pics/FNtjtsUO.png) ![](https://i.slow.pics/H9a8MdGX.png)

File list

  • A Piece of Phantasmagoria (LDF)
    • A Piece of Phantasmagoria Side 1 SPDIF.flac (153.1 MiB)
    • A Piece of Phantasmagoria Side 1.ldf (57.8 GiB)
    • A Piece of Phantasmagoria Side 2.ldf (66.1 GiB)
That's real surprise!
So i decoded small portion of this huge file like this: decode.exe ld --threads 6 --ntsc Phantasmagoria_Side_1.ldf outputfile tbc-video-export.exe outputfile.tbc Phantasmagoria_Side_1_FFV1 It gives me 760x488 video file. Your example image is 760x572 Why? I also got a lot of artifacts very similar to DVD release: 1. Interlace artifacts at each second frame (very strange and unusual). It could be partially fixed by QTGMC, but where from that unusual interlace came from? It feels like some bug during incorrect LD decode. 2. Dancing Rainbow chroma artifacts. 3. Chroma shift and ringing artifacts. Your example images looks way better than my result. Are they post processed or directly from tbc-video-export? Please provide some more detailed guide if possible ^_^
Settings that improved black levels and almost fix problem with dancing rainbow chroma artifacts: decode.exe ld --threads 6 --NTSCJ Phantasmagoria_Side_1.ldf outputfile tbc-video-export.exe --chroma-decoder NTSC3D outputfile.tbc Phantasmagoria_Side_1_FFV1 Unusual interlace artifacts are still there, seems like 4 frames progressive, 1 interlaced pattern that is not a normal telecine: