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Q-W-Y
27th January 2004, 20:30
Which matrice is good to use with noisy picture?
Do you have any ideas?
I don't like H.263 because of it's fuzziness.
..And MPEG seems to be obsolete in these days.:p
RadicalEd
27th January 2004, 21:47
If you want to keep the noise use one with lower values in the lower/right sides of the matrix, if you want to lose the noise use one with higher values in said places :|
Koepi
27th January 2004, 23:01
HVS good matrix copes well with noisy stuff - though you'll loose the noise (if small filesize wanted).
Use MPEG quant to keep the noise (but big file wanted).
That's just a fast answer - and yes, if you want to dig deeper into the matter, follow RadicalEd's answer (very cool to put that into such a short post :) ).
Regards
Koepi
crusty
28th January 2004, 01:04
@ Q-W-Y:
Mpeg isn't obsolete, it simply is sharper than H.263. It preserves more detail.
Since noise usually comes in the form of fine but unwanted detail, Mpeg QM will retain more of it than H.263 and the resulting file will be bigger.
If you just want to remove the noise and don't necessarily want to retain the detail, stick to H.263 and use an avisynth filter like Unfilter() to soften the picture. That's bound to take care of the noise.
If you want to do it more intelligently there are many avisynth filters that filter noise out.
phrentec
24th February 2004, 16:16
where can I get the HVS good picture matrix? The one dooom9 used in his codec shootout. thanks.
Teegedeck
24th February 2004, 16:18
It's included in Koepi's build. Look for it in the XviD folder.
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