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Thanks for the new version...
![]() I have been very happy with the previous version, using only limited capabilities of the plugin. Only Inpaint mode and Analyze=4 for mask creation. Blew everything else out of the water for me. Out of curiosity I used the new version for a few test conversions. I am not interested in the Dynamic Mask stuff, I just want to know if some of the "Various Tweaks" make a difference for me. The change which sticks out is that GrainPP is now OFF by default. I already made two conversions using the new version, and they looked beautiful. But then again the sources were not noisy at all, need to test it with grainy sources, too. Thanks again, Cheers manolito |
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it did better in some cases and worse in some others, anyway I will add it in stab3
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See My Avisynth Stuff Last edited by real.finder; 29th November 2020 at 13:47. |
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But those are optimized for normal logos, in your case you have only one side to interpolate, I'm sure that for this special case you can find better settings. Quote:
"Various Tweaks" - just some "bug" catch asserts or speedup for the new stuff here and there, like at the last minute I added a conversion to Y8 for ClipBlend as it runs much faster without chroma present. |
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#125 | Link |
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Hi All,
Happy New Year to you. I've been playing around with Inpaint Delogo, following the guide in the avsi file, the breakdown by manolito and this thread. Here is before: ![]() Here is after: ![]() As you can see it is mostly gone but there is a red smudge remaining. Can anyone suggest what I can do to remove that red smudge - if anything? I appreciate it is going into the black bar at the top but that isn't an issue for me as I am doing some color correction afterwards and will re-black it then. Here is the first part of my script to generate the mask: Code:
InpaintDelogo(mask="C:\Desktop\xxx.bmp",Automask=1, aMix=0, Loc="1150,10,-78,-652",Mode="Inpaint",Analyze=3, FrB=38604, FrW=132193, FrS=0) Code:
Loc="1150,10,-78,-652" InpaintDelogo(mask="C:\Desktop\xxx.bmp", Loc=Loc, Mode="Inpaint", Turbo=0) Many thanks PS - I am a very basic avisynth user ![]() |
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#127 | Link |
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Ah different name and different site - small world
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