snowmoon
15th July 2003, 20:41
Hey everyone,
I'm currently working on a proof of concept for a 3d adaptive comb filter for use on any materal that shows composite chroma problems. I do use and am farmiliar with GuavaComb, but what I'm thinking would be different. We have all seen the rainbows around high contrast edges or sharp color changes. I know it can be done since I've seen processors that can take post-capture-filter-and-encode materal and produce a stable, sharp, and accurate color output. If they can do it then, I should be able to do it before the encode.
I'm currently looking for NTSC torture materal that I can use for testing. Preferably this materal will be 10-30 FRAMES of YUY2 or YUYV materal in huffyuv or mjpeg format. It can be from film, cartoon, cgi, whatever as long as it's had as little processing as possible. Please include as much info as to the source.
You can forward samples to my e-mail eric@snowmoon.com
Thanks in advance
-Eric
I'm currently working on a proof of concept for a 3d adaptive comb filter for use on any materal that shows composite chroma problems. I do use and am farmiliar with GuavaComb, but what I'm thinking would be different. We have all seen the rainbows around high contrast edges or sharp color changes. I know it can be done since I've seen processors that can take post-capture-filter-and-encode materal and produce a stable, sharp, and accurate color output. If they can do it then, I should be able to do it before the encode.
I'm currently looking for NTSC torture materal that I can use for testing. Preferably this materal will be 10-30 FRAMES of YUY2 or YUYV materal in huffyuv or mjpeg format. It can be from film, cartoon, cgi, whatever as long as it's had as little processing as possible. Please include as much info as to the source.
You can forward samples to my e-mail eric@snowmoon.com
Thanks in advance
-Eric