Avisynth: Good results with Vague Denoiser?
Hi everybody...
Just for everyone to notice... I just used the newest Version of VagueDenoiser on a very noisy DVD Source, and are VERY pleased with the results. Speed has increased a lot, so it might now be a very good filter when it comes to heavy noise cleaning. By the way, Movie was Terminator I PAL DVD, horrible picture quality in my eyes... Settings used were: Code:
VagueDenoiser(threshold=1.5,method=1,nsteps=6,chroma= true) |
What version do you have.....because Kurosu Updates alot and fast, he is up too 0.28.0 its actually alot faster. Also give method 3 a try and see if its better, and if you could tell me the results :) .
P.S. here is the link http://kurosu.inforezo.org/avs/VagueDenoiser/index.html |
Wow, I just downloaded it 2 days ago and it was version 0.27.0... Well ok I'll try again on another source!!
:wink: |
HI Jellygoose,
Did you do any speed comparison :?: Maybe a small 1 minute clip with just vague, and the same clip with the MA scritp without vague :?: Maybe I can now start trimming down the MA script :lol: -kwag |
Not yet kwag...
I actually used it on top of the MA script so... All I can say is that it is still not the fastest filter, but way faster than it used to be in earlier versions! :wink: |
I use since saturday a script for divx conversion that use VagueDenoiser. The results are amazing but the encoding time raise from 30% comparing to a script using deen.
It's not so bad after all. |
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