Lyris
18th April 2014, 19:15
Hi forumers,
I have a film scan that has some damaged frames. Fortunately the content is limited animation, so there's a clean copy of the exact same drawing held for a couple of frames. I want to delete the damaged frames and replace them with a copy of one of the good frames from later in the sequence.
Crucially, I don't want to take the duplicate from the next frame in the playback order, because that will cause the film grain to visibly freeze on playback. But if I take one from later, nobody will really notice it's a duplicate frame on playback.
Question is, how to accomplish this? I can DuplicateFrame(xxx) but that places the new copy directly beside the source.
Is there any way, in one command, to say "replace frame 1234 with a copy of frame 4567"?
I have a film scan that has some damaged frames. Fortunately the content is limited animation, so there's a clean copy of the exact same drawing held for a couple of frames. I want to delete the damaged frames and replace them with a copy of one of the good frames from later in the sequence.
Crucially, I don't want to take the duplicate from the next frame in the playback order, because that will cause the film grain to visibly freeze on playback. But if I take one from later, nobody will really notice it's a duplicate frame on playback.
Question is, how to accomplish this? I can DuplicateFrame(xxx) but that places the new copy directly beside the source.
Is there any way, in one command, to say "replace frame 1234 with a copy of frame 4567"?