a newbie needs help with script
hi i recently just started using avisynth and i was wondering
if this script is good or needs some tweaking Code:
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opps i meant is there any way to make this script better for video
or is it good as it is. any thing that should change. With this script it makes a good quilaty video but would be nice to now if i'm going about it the right way or is something wrong with it |
You script is far TOO heavy.
STMedianFilter -> spatio-temporal filter unfilter / TemporalCleaner -> spatial / temporal deen("c2d" -> spatial VagueDenoiser -> spatio-temporal FluxSmooth() -> spatio-temporal :!: :!: :!: :arrow: The value of a script isn't based on the number of filters it includes The most amazing in this is that you are doing an avi and for that you mixed both avi->kvcd optimal script AND MA script (that MUST'NT be used on avis !) My advice : use the optimal scripts provided on the forum avi->kvcd Or use the latest optimal script AS IT ! No need to add any lines like you did (deen, vaguedenoiser, fluxsmooth...) What were you needs and/or your idea when you decide to add these lines ? |
When i used ether the ma or the avi script. i had a lot of noise
and alot blending of colors. And i think it was kwag(i hope thats right name) script gave me a few issue's with certian avi's. it wouldn't start the movie in ether player or tmpeg. So me be a newbie thought i could do that.i did read a little bit of infromation on how to use avisynth and it's plugins but some of that infromation threw me for a loop :-p . i realy dont know what you meant by my script is heavy. |
lol i dint see that forum and subject and i didnt see your optimal
script there. i'm a reall dioot. so for that i will give that script a try. *blushes* *changes hair from blond to red* |
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Filters do not only remove noise, they also remove tiny details in the picture. And the more you remove, the more your piocture looks blurry and soft. The result isn't very pleasant for the eye. |
thanks for the help there. I really needed it.
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