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RE: What noise is that? - zspeciman - 22.10.2024 Where is the FilterView Mode located? Looks like a great tool RE: What noise is that? - Selur - 22.10.2024 "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Misc->Preview->Split Compare View->FilterView mode" Personally, I rarely use 'difference', normally I use 'Compre view' without 'Split Compare View' or with 'FilterView mode' set to 'interleave' or 'splitYUV&interleaved'. To me, 'difference' is more a gimmick than anything really useful. Cu Selur RE: What noise is that? - zspeciman - 22.10.2024 Thanks, I think this will be useful for the artifacts removal, nice to visually see what spots are removed. Something I'll experiment with. I was wondering about what order you would go with for this case: A Black & White video that is a bit shaky, needs to be stabilized (stab), some flickering (ReduceFlicker), needs some cleaning (killerspot) and then colorized (deolodify) Does the order matter at all? RE: What noise is that? - Selur - 22.10.2024 I would probably 0. deinterlace, deblock 1.stabiilze 2. crop 3. clean 4. deflicker 5. colorize as a start, but depending in the source I might adjust it. Order, like filter settings always matters. Cu Selur RE: What noise is that? - Doom83 - 09.12.2024 Hi, from all that filter, what are for fix compression artifact (blockiness ecc...)? simply deblock? spatial denoiser (minideen, mclean ecc...)? RE: What noise is that? - Selur - 10.12.2024 Different artifacts require different filters. There is no general filter for general 'compression artifacts'. Cu Selur |