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jacktradesy2k
10th December 2003, 15:11
hi,
i am trying to encode some slightly older anime and get every time a thin level of annoying 'grain'on the entire screen.
i am wondering if i can reduce it by using one the resise filters..only problem is i have trouble working out which one is best for which sitution.
can anybody help me out her?
thx, jacktradesy2k

Tuning
10th December 2003, 17:03
Originally posted by jacktradesy2k
i am trying to encode some slightly older anime and get every time a thin level of annoying 'grain'on the entire screen.
i am wondering if i can reduce it by using one the resise filters.
jacktradesy2k, there are so many de-noise filters for this particular task. Use any of them. As you are a GK user its even easy, select medium noise in "save & encode" window and do a preview. If it look there is again noise then user higher noise filter.(heavy noise).

If you want to use other( not found on save and encode window) avisynth filters, then there is a wonderful one called convolution3d. This filter is present in your GK\avisynth\ folder. Readme in docs folder.

And if you want only try resize filters then use bilinear resize. It throws off most of details, there by reducing the grain mentioned. Here too you can preview to instantly know the result.

Hope that is of some use ...

jacktradesy2k
11th December 2003, 15:15
hi,
thx for the quick reply.
i will the noise filters a go.

although i still a bit confused when to the resize filters...

on the other hand i always do use the preview option without any noise filters it came up without any 'grain'.
jacktradesy2k

Tuning
11th December 2003, 15:39
Originally posted by jacktradesy2k

although i still a bit confused when to the resize filters...

Don't be confused about Resize filters:) .
it is simple if you know what is the purpose of each.
Lancazos:Use this for maximum sharpness.
SharpBicubic:Less sharper
NeutralBicubic:More lesser details.
softbicubic:Again less.
Bileniear:Least sharper.
simple: Which sometimes cause blocky artifacts. Not recommended.

Hope that helps....

Bye.:)

Soulhunter
11th December 2003, 19:19
Link 1 (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51181) & Link 2 (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=62332)

Bye