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05-06-2003, 07:55 AM
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What is the major difference between these? I have been using Temporal Cleaner and SpaceDust for my encodes. Is there any reason to try the Smoother?
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To me they both do the same thing which is help reduce noise, and TemporalSmoother since to have an edge since is the one use in the Ultimate Script.
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