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Nic-154
29th June 2014, 20:02
Hiya, im wondring if it could be possibel for somebody here to write a scrip that i can use with virtualdubmod so i can remove the dirth and scratches from the film, i do color correction manually.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McKkWG5vkeE like in these films for example.

johnmeyer
29th June 2014, 20:14
One of the most viewed threads in this forum provides exactly what you are asking for:

The power of Avisynth: restoring old 8mm films (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=144271&highlight=8mm)

There was a follow-on thread that also has a tremendous number of views:

Capturing and restoring old 8mm film (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=165975&highlight=8mm)

The first post in the first thread contains a link to the latest script, along with all the DLLs necessary to make it work. I also posted my version of the script, which is revised to make a significant increase in speed, while reducing the amount of sharpening and increasing the dirt removal effectiveness. You'll find that script posted in the middle of the first thread, under my name. I also posted a later revision of my version in the second thread.

Nic-154
29th June 2014, 20:37
One of the most viewed threads in this forum provides exactly what you are asking for:

The power of Avisynth: restoring old 8mm films (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=144271&highlight=8mm)

There was a follow-on thread that also has a tremendous number of views:

Capturing and restoring old 8mm film (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=165975&highlight=8mm)

The first post in the first thread contains a link to the latest script, along with all the DLLs necessary to make it work. I also posted my version of the script, which is revised to make a significant increase in speed, while reducing the amount of sharpening and increasing the dirt removal effectiveness. You'll find that script posted in the middle of the first thread, under my name. I also posted a later revision of my version in the second thread.

i had looked at the script, im looking for a non split screen version, whatever i try it crashes.

johnmeyer
29th June 2014, 21:56
Remove the "S" from the "Result=" line and it won't be split screen.

Nic-154
29th June 2014, 22:07
In what part?
nevermind, i found out what you meant, thanks anyways.