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techmule
7th October 2006, 07:19
What is it, in layman terms, what does it do on the source video, just for the understanding and how is it better or worse !!!!

avisynth.org is down, cant get to the documents there!!!

check
7th October 2006, 08:09
Linear means the frames are processed in order, ie 0,1,2,3...
Motion Adaptive means that the algorithm is different based on the amount of motion detected (usually per pixel), and
Filtering means the input video is somehow changed

techmule
7th October 2006, 08:45
Linear means the frames are processed in order, ie 0,1,2,3...
Motion Adaptive means that the algorithm is different based on the amount of motion detected (usually per pixel), and
Filtering means the input video is somehow changed

Is it supposed to give better output than a normal set of filters without LMA script.

check
7th October 2006, 09:40
"Linear Motion Adaptive Filtering" is just a generic term of a process many filters use - you can find it in deinterlacers, framerate changers, etc etc. It is not just one filter.

foxyshadis
7th October 2006, 17:22
The script is basically just there to add it to plugins that don't already have it. Most good noise filters now have some restricted 3d mode so it's not very necessary anymore.