I know I used FastGaussBlur, but I wasn't sure what parameters to use on FastGauss.
With FastGaussBlur there is more of a Bloom effect of glowing edges and Blurx7 seems to hold more detail but not really shine much.
I was thinking of using FastGaussBlur but then forgot to look for it and just went with Blur quickly.
So yes, FastGaussBlur would be better to use.
Code:
AVISource("yea.avi")
o=last
AVISource("yea.avi")
FastGaussBlur(24)
Levels(15, .8, 80, 0, 255, coring=false)
e=last
Overlay(o,e,mode="add",opacity=.25)
function FastGaussBlur(clip clp, float rx, float "ry")
{
ry = default(ry, rx)
rx = rx+1.0
ry = ry+1.0
ox = clp.width
oy = clp.height
oxs1 = int(round(ox/4.0/sqrt(rx))*4)
oys1 = int(round(oy/4.0/sqrt(ry))*4)
oxs2 = int(round(sqrt(ox*oxs1)/4.0)*4)
oys2 = int(round(sqrt(oy*oys1)/4.0)*4)
oxs1 = oxs1<16 ? 16 : oxs1
oys1 = oys1<16 ? 16 : oys1
clp.bicubicresize(oxs1,oys1)
rx>9.0||ry>9.0 ? bicubicresize(oxs2,oys2,0.5,0.25) : last
return bicubicresize(ox,oy,1,0)
}