minsharp

feisty2 · 21st March 2016, 14:49

so I just wrote my very first plugin, like, a simple one that can do a simple 3x3 blurring (linear or non-linear) or sharpening, designed for easy use

https://github.com/IFeelBloated/minsrp
binary: https://github.com/IFeelBloated/minsrp/releases/tag/r4

supported formats:
colorspace: YUV 4:4:4, Gray or RGB, subsampled stuff are not supported
bitdepth: 8-16bits fixed point, 32bits floating point, half precision is not supported
interlaced vids are not supported

parameters:
str, array that takes up to 3 elements, filtering strength of each plane, positive value = sharpening, negative value = blurring, default = 1.0

mode, filtering mode for each plane,
0 = no filtering
1 = gaussian filter (linear)
2 = median filter (non-linear)
3 = hybrid, picking the result of either gaussian or median, whichever has the smaller difference compared to the input clip
default = 3

sigh, python scripting is 100000000 times easier than c++ filter writing..

LOG:
r4:
speed boost yet again, did some insane and incomprehensible opts, the expensive cost of frequent memory allocation is now gone.
r3:
code opt, speed boost
r2:
new parameter linear, linearity of sharpening amplification for each plane
default = False
r1 amplifies the sharpening/blurring difference linearly, and just looks dumb to me, the cheesy algorithm tends to over sharpen/blur stuff like.. whatever
with linear = False, sharpening/blurring gets much smarter, it only filters where actually needs filtering with variable strength.
set linear=True if you wanna linear amplification.

non-linear amplification algorithm (shamelessly) copied from http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...17#post1547017

21st March 2016, 14:49	#1 \| Link
feisty2 I'm Siri Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: void Posts: 2,633	minsharp so I just wrote my very first plugin, like, a simple one that can do a simple 3x3 blurring (linear or non-linear) or sharpening, designed for easy use https://github.com/IFeelBloated/minsrp binary: https://github.com/IFeelBloated/minsrp/releases/tag/r4 supported formats: colorspace: YUV 4:4:4, Gray or RGB, subsampled stuff are not supported bitdepth: 8-16bits fixed point, 32bits floating point, half precision is not supported interlaced vids are not supported parameters: str, array that takes up to 3 elements, filtering strength of each plane, positive value = sharpening, negative value = blurring, default = 1.0 mode, filtering mode for each plane, 0 = no filtering 1 = gaussian filter (linear) 2 = median filter (non-linear) 3 = hybrid, picking the result of either gaussian or median, whichever has the smaller difference compared to the input clip default = 3 sigh, python scripting is 100000000 times easier than c++ filter writing.. LOG: r4: speed boost yet again, did some insane and incomprehensible opts, the expensive cost of frequent memory allocation is now gone. r3: code opt, speed boost r2: new parameter linear, linearity of sharpening amplification for each plane default = False r1 amplifies the sharpening/blurring difference linearly, and just looks dumb to me, the cheesy algorithm tends to over sharpen/blur stuff like.. whatever with linear = False, sharpening/blurring gets much smarter, it only filters where actually needs filtering with variable strength. set linear=True if you wanna linear amplification. non-linear amplification algorithm (shamelessly) copied from http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...17#post1547017 Last edited by feisty2; 30th March 2016 at 16:43.