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well for example, if you were to do a motion compensated denoise (with MVdenoise or something similar), then running toot with the original, or a traditionally denoised clip would be a good insurance policy against false motion vectors causing smears or other artefacts. please note that i'm not sure whether MVtools already takes bad matches into account (i've been away from my computer for over a month now, and wont be able to do avs scripting for another 3 weeks or so).
it seems to me that toot could be used as an extra (automated) layer of protection against ugly artefacts produced by otherwise excellent filters (RemoveDirt performs disastrously on scenes with shaking objects, or fast back-and-forth global motion - it can detect half of the frame as "dirt", and replace it with a blend of previous and next frames, causing a frighteningly obvious "shear" in the frame)
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