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28th July 2004, 19:53 | #181 | Link |
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You're right; no problem at all to compile you plugin.By the way it looks a good job at first impression,still didn't test.
There is no difference in settings,the problem is probably in the structure of some of my tests;in many cases I have all classes functions in same cpp without headers and extern definitions. I'll study that more and post maybe in another moment not to be off topic. Coming back to fluxsmooth still think the static variables (compilation time) are the problem for several calls. Thanks.ARDA |
29th July 2004, 01:06 | #182 | Link |
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Yes, I imagine that's the problem. I always forget only one instance is created. I made those static (at about 3am ) because of the compile problem you mentioned wrt ebx, but it didn't occur to me that it might screw something up.
I'll make a new release, probably tonight. Thanks .
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New release, 1.1a:
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2nd August 2004, 06:48 | #184 | Link |
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Hi SansGrip,
Nice to see you here again. Yes, I have been using FluxSmooth, and interestingly enough, I only use its temporal portion. Thanks for improving the noise reduction and making a fast temporal version (as if the original wasn't fast enough ) In a quick comparison, I cannot see much difference in noise removal from v1 to v1.1a in anime material. Oh and make sure you check out kurosu's MVDenoise. Its a very good and relatively fast motion-compensated temporal noise remover. Thanks, Dali |
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24th August 2004, 17:14 | #186 | Link |
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Kurosu is a great man,
but I think, Manao is the author of MVDenoise Or there are a lot MVDenoises ?
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29th August 2004, 14:02 | #188 | Link |
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Dead slow occasionally with CCE
SansGrip,
FluxSmoothST seems to get very slow with CCE if the filter is placed before resizing. I've got a 720x480 AVI clip and I tried to make a compressibility test with QCCE, the script is like this: Code:
AVISource("c:\temp\test.avi",false) FluxSmoothST(temporal_threshold=-1,spatial_threshold=7) BicubicResize(656,304,0,0.6) AddBorders(24,136,24,136) ConverttoYUY2() AssumeFPS(25.000) SelectRangeEvery(500,15) 2) If I add the line Crop(2,2,636,268,align=true) or with align=false, right after the AVISource line, there is no slowdown. 3) If I encode the same script without the sampling line (SelectRangeEvery), encoding time is almost the same with Flux before or after the resizing part. I also remember having this problem with the earlier versions as well. I also tested it on several AVI clips and they all give similar results.
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