Video: Smoothing filters
1.Foreword
This filter family smooths the video, very useful to get rid of the noise on captured source.
2.Smoother filters
Stabilize
This filter replaces each pixel with the threshold by a weighted average of its spatial and temporal neightboors
It is a light denoiser.
Denoise
This filter has been ported from transcode DNR filter
It replaces each pixel with threshold of the reference by an average of reference and pixel
It deals with luma and chroma with separate thresholds.
It is a strong filter if you raise the default threshold values.
FluxSmooth
This filter has been ported avisynth, and has been originally written by Ross Thomas .
See avisynth doc to get more details
Temporal Cleaner
This filter is originally from Jim Casaburi, part of virtual dub filters.
It has been ported from virtual dub to avisynth by Vlad59.
See virtual dub/avisynth doc to get more details
Mplayer Denoise3D
This filter is a port of Mplayer Denoise3D filter, written by Daniel Moreno.
It is a very good denoiser.
Mplayer HQDenoise3D
This filter is a port of Mplayer HQD3D filter, written by Daniel Moreno and A'rpi.
It is a very good denoiser, but its quality has a price :Two to three time slower than Denoise3D
You will probably be happy with Denoise3d.
Donald Graft's MSmooth
This filter is a port of Donald Graft MSmooth
It smooths the image while not blurring edges. Very usefull on animes.
Forced PostProcessing
This filter applies a blind postprocessing on the picture
The input number (quant) gives the strength the filter has, higher number means more postprocessing
Soften
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