I have some LD recordings that have change-cue marks/flags in the upper-right corner of the image that I'd like to expunge. Are there any filters in Hybrid for change-scene detection?
Quote:I have some LD recordings that have change-cue marks/flags in the upper-right corner of the image that I'd like to expunge.
Using the torch add-on and ProPainter Hybrid does support inpainting which should allow remove logos&co.
It might help with the markings, would need an example to say for sure.
If those marks are only shortly visible, Spotless and similar artifact removal filters will help.
Quote:Are there any filters in Hybrid for change-scene detection?
To do what? There are a few filters which use scene change detection.
There are multiple filters in Vapoursynth (not in Hybrid), like:
https://github.com/dubhater/vapoursynth-scxvid
https://github.com/adworacz/zscene
that might help depending on what you are looking to do with the scene detection,...
Thanks for your prompt feedback!
Do I have to download ProPainter and the torch add-on? You probably have an install guide?
I found AddLogo filter in Hybrid but no filters for removing logos.
ProPainter is the only Logo-Removal filter in Hybrid.
It comes with the torch add-on. Installation is simple: Delete the Hybrid/64bit/Vapoursynth folder. Extract the content of the torch add-on into the Hybrid/64bit -folder. (if you use VSGAN you might also want to use the vsgan_models download)
=> best read the README in the GoggleDrive folder
Note that the torch-add-on requires a modern NVIDIA card.
Cu Selur
Okay, thanks for those instructions. Just to confirm before I delete the Vapoursynth folder: removing that won't also delete the json files I created custom profiles for in Vapoursynth, will it? I tweaked settings for several of the filters and saved profiles for them so I want to ensure those will still be preserved.
Quote: removing that won't also delete the json files I created custom profiles for in Vapoursynth, will it?
No, those are saved inside the settings folder, see "Config->Paths->Infos->Settings path" for where that folder is on your system.
Cu Selur