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Dano 06-17-2003 01:36 PM

Possible Addition To Latest Script For 2.5
 
Been playing some more with Dnr2 and am impressed with its speed just like Undot, plus it seems to do a decent job at removing noise while adding a bit more compression.

-Dano

andybno1 06-17-2003 05:14 PM

what type of line what be good for a script using this filter?

ovg64 06-17-2003 08:41 PM

Dnr2()
I think kwag said something about messing up the chroma
but it never had that effect in my encode, than again i think he past
it throgh Vdub and Vdub seams to show more than you want to see :twisted: and even more on a still shot some where in that tread is the sample shot; and if you want i bolive Cnr2 is suppose to do the opposite denoise chroma. :P
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....=asc&start=464

Dano 06-18-2003 07:09 AM

Cnr and Dnr2 are two completely different filters, maybe you were using Dnr2 which is for "Dynamic Noise Reduction" and Kwag was looking at Cnr which is for "Chroma Noise Reduction"? This would explain why you were both getting different results.

-Dano

digitalize 06-18-2003 11:00 AM

I tried the DNR2 filter a few months ago. I found using the default DNR2() setting washed the picture out. Lost color and sharpness. Great for compression possibly though. I do not know if any newer versions have changed the default settings.

ovg64 06-18-2003 12:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dano
Cnr and Dnr2 are two completely different filters, maybe you were using Dnr2 which is for "Dynamic Noise Reduction" and Kwag was looking at Cnr which is for "Chroma Noise Reduction"? This would explain why you were both getting different results.

-Dano

Nope it was Dnr2 cause u dont get almost no compression from Cnr2
and that was the Topic on that tread getting smaller file size which you do
with Dnr2. Nevertheless, Im not promoting the filter im just saying use
it if it works for you. :wink:

Dano 06-18-2003 01:40 PM

@ovg64
I know you were using Dnr2 but Kwag was looking at Cnr or Cnr2, I think there was a misunderstanding because you told him you were using Cnr2, probably just a typo.

@digitalize
I have only used Dnr2 for 2.5 and only with Kwag's optimal script and must say it looks pretty good.

-Dano

ovg64 06-18-2003 03:52 PM

Quote:

Dano"@ovg64
I know you were using Dnr2 but Kwag was looking at Cnr or Cnr2, I think there was a misunderstanding because you told him you were using Cnr2, probably just a typo
.

Thanks for opening my eyes Dano it was a mistake on my part, I :? confused Dnr2 with Cnr2 as you see the file size w Dnr2 is smaller and that was the hole point. :wink:


301 frames= 1101kbs
Dnr2+301 frames= 1034kbs
Cnr2+301 frames= 1091kbs

kwag 06-18-2003 03:55 PM

Looking at Dnr2 right now 8)

-kwag

kwag 06-18-2003 04:13 PM

Sorry guys, but Dnr2 is a NO GO :!:

Here's the current optimal script with Dnr2() and WITHOUT undot()
http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2003/06/3.png

And here's the same script with undot() and WITHOUT Dnr2()
http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2003/06/4.png

Save the pics, and blow them up. You'll see what I mean. Better yet, use vhelp's "PicSwitch" and you'll see the animation :!:

-kwag

jorel 06-18-2003 04:20 PM

:idea:
or save as .bmp and open the paint 2 times,
one paint for each image......really differents in many details!
:wink:

ovg64 06-18-2003 04:29 PM

Hell I like her with or with out her forhead pimple. :lol: :lol: :lol:
You sure have good eyes K. 8O

ovg64 06-18-2003 04:44 PM

Why didnt you use undot in the first one :?: :?
:idea: maybe that was the deal :!:

kwag 06-18-2003 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ovg64
Why didnt you use undot in the first one :?: :?
:idea: maybe that was the deal :!:

undot + Dnr2 result is even worse. Then she looks like she has pimples+dimples+moon craters 8O :D

-kwag


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