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30th June 2004, 12:58 | #1 | Link |
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PixieDustPP by Didée (was: Dust and blocks, a.k.a making dust even slower)
Edit: Go down here to get Didée's new script, which alleviates a lot of the quirks of PixieDust.
________________________________________________________ Original (very old) post... For those of you that can bear to spend the time, I've found that the following is quite effective against the artefacts of dust on a very noisy source: Split the source into four copies, shifted like this: a=last b=crop(2, 0, -2, 0) c=crop(0, 2, 0, -2) d=crop(2, 2 ,-2, -2) Dust each one separately, and recombine. (For the source in question, which is extremely noisy, I use peachsmoother on the result.) The most annoying thing about the process is that you can't run multiple copies of dust in one script. I had thought that 2.55's dllname_functionname calling syntax might allow you to get round the problem by duplicating the dust DLL, but I can't get that the work. (See here http://www.avisynth.org/AviSynthPlugins for the calling syntax.) I've resorted to using a preprocessing script, four dust scripts and a combining script, but usually one of the dust scripts crashes. I doesn't anyone knows of a lightweight program that will duplicate the Vdub direct stream copy (or even ->huffy) but that retries a script if there's a crash? Last edited by mg262; 24th October 2005 at 13:39. Reason: Update thread title and link to PixieDustPP |
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