Avisynth Filter order?
I'm updating my humble 'noise reducing script' and want to include fluxsmooth and blockbuster. I currently use convolution3d and have been impressed with the results. However there is a certain 'restlessness' or 'swimminess' on certain static surfaces (mostly walls and floors). The addition of Blockbuster would ameliorate this, I think. My question is this. Should I run all three filters? And if so, in what order?
And BTW, my Avisynth version is 2.07. Will your filters marked 2-5 work with this, Sansgrip? Or should I go with the originals? |
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-kwag |
Excellent! Should I worry about that 'blockiness in high action' problem Steady wrote about? Have either of you guys seen a problem with it yet?
Sansgrip, I see you recommend Faerydust over Pixiedust. Is the light noise setting best? Remember I'm working with mostly Divx sources (more noise)... |
P.S. I'm plugging in Convolution after Pixiedust right now. I'll post my results.
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Negative. Their are two settings for the Dust filter. Faerydust is for light noise. Pixiedust is for medium noise. I'm looking at the encode now, and it looks frikkin gorgeous!!
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Ah!, ok, then I guess we could try pixiedust on captures. But not on DVD sources :wink:
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Jeez, you guys are 'on the spot!!' with your responses!!
I'm considering using Fluxsmooth as a complement to Pixiedust. Since Fluxsmooth is motion sensitive, it should work nicely, shouldn't it? Or would it oversoften the movie?? |
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