real-time filter for bluray

[malmsteen81]

hi everybody, i'm Andrea. I have read a lot of discussion about denoiser and sharpness filter to apply in real-time.
I need a very low / low denoiser filter, What can I use?
i try mctemporaldenoise but it's unusable for realtime
i have a x4 phenom and nvidia gts 450.

thank you

Andrea

p.s: apologize my english

[steptoe]

Try this :

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1569035#post1569035

It might be what you are looking for as it removes some blu-ray movie grain but also sharpens slightly with being too harsh sharpening and without removing too much grain


Also, try looking at this as this can help speed up most functions and filters to help you with playback in realtime

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=148782

[Didée]

That link goes to FineSharp, which is a plain Highpass-Sharpener. At which point should it remove any grain, may I ask?

[malmsteen81]

i already use finesharp. but i still have a little of noise that i want remove.
i use avisynth 2.58MT (2.6 dosen't work with svp motion interpolation)

[Bloax]

If you really want a (I'd hope) realtime denoiser at a quite high resolution and not singular processing (it's not the only filter as we see), then I'd go ahead and suggest RemoveGrain.

The mode depends on what you need it for, 2 for itsy bitsy grain, 7 for slightly bigger noise. (Any more aggressive and things start to get really smeared.)

[pandy]

ffdshow perhaps?

[steptoe]

My fault, I thought I could see some grain reduction in the sample images

Why do blu-ray movies have so much grain, compared to the same DVD movie the blu-ray version can have quite a lot of grain

[malmsteen81]

i tried denoise3d, but i with bluray my phenom X4 cries :)
with lav filter and cuda i can use nvidia noise reduction, it works but i can't create a profile.

[naoan]

fft3dgpu with low sigma maybe?