It looks sharp enough to me, actually even too sharp, but that is often subjective. Thank you for suggesting that one, it does the job very well, it's only drawback is that I have to crop ^_^ Tried some of those, and none seem to do anything to it, some don't even work properly (for example on one plugin, introduced the default arguments written by the author and Avisynth kept on complaining that the arguments are invalid () does a decent job. You might want to take a look at some of the scripts/filters here ( emoval) and do some trial and error to see what you can get out of it. Could anyone possibly point me to a tutorial where AviSynth is used in conjunction with Virtualdub, as I have never done that before. In any case, I'd like to test this with Virtualdub and see if avisynth is to blame. Perhaps I'm doing this the wrong way, or meGUI is doing this the wrong way. Which plainly shows that the external filters aren't having any effect. Program -pass 2 -bitrate 1000 -stats '.stats' -ref 8 -mixed-refs -bframes 16 -b-pyramid -direct auto -deblock 1:1 -subme 7 -trellis 2 -psy-rd 0.6:0 -partitions all -8x8dct -me umh -threads auto -thread-input -aq-mode 0 -progress -no-psnr -no-ssim -output 'output' 'input' For your reference, the command line was: I didn't know what DVXA meant, actually, and was just doing it based on the default recommendations () on the Doom9 forum. I used a preset called 'Unrestricted 2pass Anime_Toons HQ'.

Avisynth at its current is sure unfriendly to noobs like me! At any rate, I will try one last time with meGUI, using the script settings you recommended. I'm afraid most of those settings is greek to me, which is precisely why I was using presets to begin with do believe it was 'said' circa 2004 or 2005 :p Those two functions took a lot of tracking down of filters and scripts.

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