Super noisy VHS video captures
I have some sort of interference that causes darkish horizontal lines in my captures. I have to use very heavy smoothing in my caps and the best spatial smoother I've found to do this is Smart Smoother. Here's the script I'm using
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#==============================================# thx, ren |
ive heard of peach, (smoother) hiq, guava
cant recall the exact url's so here's a quick post on google's find. http://students.washington.edu/ldubb...h_Smoother.htm http://www.spd.eee.strath.ac.uk/user...deo_noise.html http://cultact-server.novi.dk/kpo/av...th_hiq_as.html http://students.washington.edu/ldubb...Guava_Comb.htm hope they help. I'm very fortunate I hardly have to clean up my caps. ztr |
hey zTr,
Thanks for those links. Looks like HiQ is the one I need to try next 8) It's cpu optimized too 8) 8) ren |
no problemo..
ztr how's califas these days, anyway,,, (it's not san hose, its san jose) :lol: :lol: |
Re: super noisey caps
For super noisey captures - PixeDust (or even golddust) combined with TemporalCleaner imho are the absolute best!
However, they are very slow! I've just tried Convolution3d (preset="animeBQ") with temporalcleaner and the results were very good and a lot faster. worth a try. Peach has some very nasty bugs in it. It has a habit of leaving object stationary when they should be slowly moving. Sometimes mouths son't even look like they open whilst people talk. Jim Quote:
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If the noise is periodic bars at a given frequency you could try the Wavelet NR for VDub.
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