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Just wanted to confirm the experiences of other folks using DeLogo:
0. I set it up using VDub, then use in in AVS via Import. No hassle.
1. For me it does the job (removing semi-transparent logos) very well. You can hardly pinpoint the ex-logo after processing.
2. You can achieve reasonably good results (say, 80% of best) using the default settings of the filters. The rest is done by fiddling around with the the params - time consuming.
3. Good definition of the logo-to-remove is crucial. I always use "check ALL frames" - takes a lot of time, but pays off.
4. DeLogo MUST be the first thing to do (well, except for loading the source ;=) ). Any manipulation of the source degrades the definition of the logo and thus the result.
5. Didnt know Xlogo so far, will give it a shot (is it faster..?)
/Sigma9
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