Fast But Effective Script
I have been trying many different combinations of filters and was trying to find a good balance between speed and quality and here is what I came up with. Just thought someone might want to try it on one of their tv caps, you will be impressed by the speed. I don't do any resizing since the destination is DVD. I am using AVISynth 2.5x.
mpeg2Source() Undot() temporalcleaner(5,10) deen("a2d",2,6,10,8) |
Hi Dano,
Try this: Code:
Mpeg2Source() -kwag |
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It depends on the broadcast condition ... even using the best digitizer, when capturing some movies you'll receive Noise ... and shurely a lot of noise when capturing old Celluloid Movie Strips .. the Classics ;-) Here're Scripts you can use on captured noisy Avisources AND also on captured noisy MPEG2 Sources as they are delivered by for example a PVR 250. Mabe not that fast as your recommended script, but anti-noise-effective while preventing details. Avisource progressive capture: Code:
Avisource("Your Avisourec Here.avi") Code:
Avisource("Your Avisourec Here.avi") Code:
MPEG2Source("Your Source Here.d2v") Code:
MPEG2Source("Your Source Here.d2v") |
Hi incredible,
Are you aware that "PeachSmoother" is flawed :?: -kwag |
8O As I tested a lot ... It gives me wonderful results even its set to default!
Do you refer to a special release? |
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We documented it here a long time ago: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3136 I've re-uploaded the file "peach.mpg" so you can see what we found out. See for yourself :!: -kwag |
hey kwag,
The filter's author says it's the wrong filter to use for clean material and the clip is constantly moving which is causing problems in the noise estimation and peach is meant for noisy caps. That is the last post of that thread. btw- was that clip NYPD Blue? That's the only show where it seems like the cameraman is drunk! :lol: ren |
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Other people reported the same effect on vertical movements. Quote:
-kwag |
Now I see what you mean!
I also discussed this with friend too... I saw this effect only one Time, ... and that was when filtering a Dvix source (for testing) very strange and the effect was even more visible! BUT I never had such an effect when using on my noisy caps, he also reported that it works well with his PVR250. Maybe a revis. Problem? Maby an AVS Vers. Problem? Maybe a conflict with another Filter in the PlugIns Directory (which I do not assume). :? |
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