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Blubear 07-23-2004 04:20 PM

Avisynth: Rough old movie type film filter?
 
Hi Forum,
I have now at last successfully installed the new AVS 2.5 filter system and intial results are pretty impressive. However I tried a back up using the 2.5 optimum script on a retail version I own of Zulu Dawn. I noticed from running the D2V through the filter in media player that the film is of the old quality and its texture is somewhat rough compared to new modern film. My question is what filter can I use to add to the 2.5 optimum script to smooth out the old rough film a bit. Hope this description makes sense.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank You.
Blubear. :)

Nobody 08-01-2004 06:22 AM

sorry m8 i cant help ya

Boulder 08-01-2004 07:06 AM

The question is : why should you remove the old-film look? If you remove all the grain, you'll remove all details. The grain is often part of the details.

Dialhot 08-01-2004 07:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smarty_123
sorry m8 i cant help ya

And you plan to answer to all post with this ? :banghead:

rds_correia 08-01-2004 02:21 PM

I got to admit that this hasn't been a very promissing start for smaty_123.
Let's see... :idea:
Maybe a fresh start after 10 post would solve the case, what do you all think :?: :)

Ok here it goes:
Welcome to our forums smarty_123!
I hope you'll enjoy it here as much as we do.
Since your a newcomer, should you need help/assistance please try to make your problem/issue as clear as possible.
The more information you provide us with, the higher the successful ratio when we try to help you.
Always try to use common/current english words in the english part of the forum.
Don't bump really old posts and expect us to help ASAP.
If the motive for an old post is similar to your problem, you better open a new one for you :)
I think that will do it.
Don't be mistaken by judging us because of these comments.
These are only meant to help you further.
Pleasant staying smarty_123.
Cheers

Blubear 08-11-2004 02:58 PM

Can anybody tell me if.....
 
Hi forum,
I read the replies thanks to all. However in answer to my question, IF I wanted to do what i described is there such a filter to clean up old movies... Anybody?? and what would a typical setting be in a script for an old 1970's movie???
Thanks,
Blubear :roll:

Boulder 08-12-2004 01:28 AM

Try RemoveGrain + RemoveDirt.

Blubear 08-12-2004 01:23 PM

thanks Boulder,
But where do I get the RemoveGrain filter from. it is not listed at Avisynth.org
Blubear

Boulder 08-12-2004 01:58 PM

See the Doom9 forum, there's an own thread for both filters. You might also find the site with Google, I don't remember the exact address where the filters can be downloaded.

MrTibs 09-10-2004 04:14 PM

Personally, I would start here:

http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6863


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