droolian01
11th May 2002, 14:09
Hi there.
During my endless attempts at getting perfect captures with a relatively poor low spec system i noticed that i could use the noise reduction option in vdub's capture mode (under the video tab). Setting it to maximum caused ghosting in the caps, so i presume it must be some sort of temporal filter.
It would be nice to know which one it is exactly, as this may help me in deciding what the slider corresponds to. I know 'just use it and see if you like it' will be offered as a suggestion, but being able to put numbers on this by identifying the filter will speed this process. I also did a search but couldn't find anything specific.
Thanks.
During my endless attempts at getting perfect captures with a relatively poor low spec system i noticed that i could use the noise reduction option in vdub's capture mode (under the video tab). Setting it to maximum caused ghosting in the caps, so i presume it must be some sort of temporal filter.
It would be nice to know which one it is exactly, as this may help me in deciding what the slider corresponds to. I know 'just use it and see if you like it' will be offered as a suggestion, but being able to put numbers on this by identifying the filter will speed this process. I also did a search but couldn't find anything specific.
Thanks.