correct defects caused by sharp

[byme]

the defect is as follows

http://file2.net/thb/110202/2159gf.png (http://file2.net/110202img2159gf.png.html) http://file2.net/thb/110202/5745jj.png (http://file2.net/110202img5745jj.png.html) http://file2.net/thb/110202/5562dl.png (http://file2.net/110202img5562dl.png.html) http://file2.net/thb/110202/2528jy.png (http://file2.net/110202img2528jy.png.html)

is a kind of over-sharp, even though in reality it is not overly sharp video, but still noticeable artifacts

I read in the discussion of AnimeIVTC that there is a function chrfix, but I can not use it, because says there is no function named "TCMCmod"
also can not use the AnimeIVTC to 50 fps... how can I do?

chrfix is the right way for my problem?.. or is there a better alternative?

I do not like to use anti-aliasing filters, because too rounded edges

I do not have the source of the video, I only have the video as you see it in the caps

[byme]

any idea? :(

[Didée]

The idea is that this source is not worth to invest one minute of time. MHO.

[byme]

you could at least give me a suggestion about the system of sharp to be taken?

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=159360

I'm not too happy of unsharpmask and sharpen

[Didée]

Well, after another cup of coffee, this thought did come up:

- the source you show has no detail at all. It's hoplessly over-smoothed.

- now, if anything looks remotely like "detail", then ... it must be an artifact!

c = last
c.repair(c.repair(c.medianblur(2,2,2),1),12).removegrain(11)

This should be suited to remove those "sharp defects". And - writing that line takes only 10 seconds or less. That's a justifiable effort.

[byme]

blurs the image
is not what I was looking

to blur I also am able
I try something that removes the defect without blurring

[Didée]

Below is what your source is about.

And you are concerned about "blurring"? You must be joking! :D

See, a dead horse is a dead horse. No matter how much you beat it ....

http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/5923/noblurringplease.png

[byme]

:p

I think I would something that eliminates bright "dots" (and lines)... what do you think?

another example

source
http://file2.net/thb/110214/3833id.png (http://file2.net/110214img3833id.png.html)

with BlindDeHalo3
http://file2.net/thb/110214/5484xq.png (http://file2.net/110214img5484xq.png.html)


already BlindDeHalo3 does very, but are those bright spots annoying...

[Ghitulescu]

It's not "oversharping", it's simply the lack of bandwidth - either from insufficient bitrate or from transmission errors.