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26th January 2011, 20:42 | #341 | Link |
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Of course I was just wondering that it was meant for clean sources but your further explanation makes the idea clearer. Probably the function would work just nicely on lower quality sources as well as it at least kills the excess noise and blocks.
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26th January 2011, 23:19 | #344 | Link |
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MinBlur(1)
FluxSmoothT().merge(last,0.251) sbr() or, of you prefer, the same with explicit naming: spatial = MinBlur(1) temporal = spatial.FluxsmoothT() mixed = temporal.merge(spatial,0.251) mixed.sbr()
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6th April 2011, 17:09 | #345 | Link |
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Thanks to Didée and Sagekilla for all your efforts.
I've just been reading through old threads to catch up on degraining/denoising. I came across the old sample clip Babylon5_snip.m2v and tried quite a few different scripts, until getting this very nice result with Temporal Degrain: source: TemporalDegrain(degrain=2, SAD1=300, SAD2=200, ov=4, blksize=8) : (also re-encoded as x264) |
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