I think he means this one if he - as mentioned - refers to mine???:
Code:
AviSource("C:\My Documents\noisy.avi",false) But this is already two weeks old :wink: The last days I did a lot of tryings - refering to specific problems in sources and therefore changings in the script. It depends if you got color ghosting or so on in your captures etc. therefore there will be different versions. Also for more artefact/less noise specific Avis like Dvix. Im also developing a threshold routine for the "basic" script as shown above. To handle peachsmoother individually. Cause just putting peachsmoother() including no values does not give us his real capabilities. Also filtering this way as used 528 width will expect heavy filtering settings, therefore (in my opinion) less on details. Thats why I want to implementate the (OneHalfOne routine in case of more width than 480!): - resize to 352 - filtering(incl. lower filter settings): - resize to Endsize like 528,704 or 720. = no noise, very well preserved details, ... sharp like the source. ;-) |
It seems that I answered to the wrong thread (I don't underand how, but whatever).
There is a thread where Eighball was asking to me "Dialhot, what about your script ?". |
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... I think he'll discover the secret |
Hi Guys.
@Incredible... yes I was referring to your script as you mentioned. Looking forward to your next ones as described. Please pm me when you have something you are happy with. @Dialhot.... yes, this IS the thread in which I said.."What about your script".. What I meant was, when Ren posted his, you commented on it, and Incredible posted his.... I suggested that you put one you wrote (for clearing up a messy source) so we could compare the 3 side by side. I tried rens...very good I tried Incredibles...Excellent..actually on my commercial,,,UNBELIEVABLE, 8O I was hoping to try one from the master.....(you) 8) or even from God himself...KWAG. [But we all know hes said his last word on divx files.] :( No hurry, I know you all have better things to do. |
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