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grumpygamer · 21st May 2008, 07:16

I understand your idea of photoshopping the bad frames, but believe me at the time being I don't have THAT amount of time!
Also replacing them manually is a not feasible at the moment. So i guess I'll try Remapframes and hope for the best.

@thetoof
hi! come to help me over here as well?? (now where is that donate button) :P
you can see the same artifacts in scene changes also on the other thread's samples

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=137893

if you already have them samples downloaded you can just check at the bottom of the frame before a scene change, they occur at the bottom there but the concept is the same: glue or cellar tape, damn them, what cheap stakes!

Anyway scene change detection is still a problem, manual freezeframe is not a viable solution for me so I guess I'll just have to wait for a remaster or some other guru that might come up with a ultra-sophisticated function!

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grumpygamer Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 56	I understand your idea of photoshopping the bad frames, but believe me at the time being I don't have THAT amount of time! Also replacing them manually is a not feasible at the moment. So i guess I'll try Remapframes and hope for the best. @thetoof hi! come to help me over here as well?? (now where is that donate button) :P you can see the same artifacts in scene changes also on the other thread's samples http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=137893 if you already have them samples downloaded you can just check at the bottom of the frame before a scene change, they occur at the bottom there but the concept is the same: glue or cellar tape, damn them, what cheap stakes! Anyway scene change detection is still a problem, manual freezeframe is not a viable solution for me so I guess I'll just have to wait for a remaster or some other guru that might come up with a ultra-sophisticated function!