How can I get results like temporal smoother in Virtualdub?

[Rumbah]

Hi!

I used to do my video "editing" with Virtualdub and I was very pleased with the temporal smoother. No I have a digital tv card, and all my recordings are in mpeg2, so I switched to avisynth because it is much faster than virtualdub. But now I have tried various temporal smoother and they did not work as good as the virtualdub one. I set the virtualdub filter to 4 or 5 and the noise is gone, but the motion is not blurred. But now with avisynth 2.5, every smoother I tried blurs the motion or there is still noise left (perhaps because I did not know what all the options are for). Is there a way to use a temporal smoother in yu12 in avisynth that gives the results like virtualdub?

Thanks

Rumbah

[digitize]

Personally i use temporalcleaner if you're looking for a temporalfilter. Gives good results and does not blur. But perhaps you should try a spatial-temporal filter, like convolution3d, deen's a3d, fluxsmooth, etc.. Just search for these filters here and you should find the thread easily.

[WyldeF1r3]

well, you can do it the hard way, and load the virtualdub filter through avisynth [LoadVirtualdubPlugin, or Import(vdub_filters.avs)], but you'd still have to convert to rgb colorspace, or you can read this thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=47967&highlight=temporalsoften+settings) about pixel locking in avisynth (what the temporal cleaner in VDub does basically.

[cbwarz]

TemporalSmoother for avisynth is included (i think)
on mpeg2dec.dll from dividee. Think only works with 2.0.x

[Rumbah]

I tried different filters now, but nothing gives me the quality of the temporalsmoother and smartsmootherHiQ combination in Virtualdub on noisy anime (is there any anime without of noise???). So I have to stay with Virtualdub with 1.5fps.

[digitize]

edeen has a sshiq function i believe, and temporalcleaner is better imo than temporalsmoother. deen's a2d also works well.