31.03.2024, 17:09
(31.03.2024, 14:28)Selur Wrote:with ">1" should be ">0"[1] : alpha: exponent parameter used for the weight calculation, range [>1]
Cu Selur
Ps.: updated download
Actually should be range [>=1], because (by definition) luma/luma_threshold < 1 a base with exponent >1 will decrease the value.
Since the scope is to decrease the weight linearly (alpha=1) or exponentially (alpha>1) alpha must be >= 1.
Dan
(31.03.2024, 17:07)Selur Wrote: test the latest download it should include the option
In the dev-version of 31/03/24 12:23 the filter was missing.
Dan
(31.03.2024, 12:24)Selur Wrote:I realized I can not reflect this in the user interface easily, since I don't know the resolution of the video in the ui.ddcolor_rf = min(max(math.trunc(0.4 * clip.width / 16), 16), 48)
When you move the filter, or change cropping, resize, letterbox,... the input resolution to the filter can change.
I adjusted Hybrid so that when calling ddeoldify_stabilizer ddColorRF will be calculated properly if it was set to 0.
(updated the download)
CuSelur
I thought about it and it's better to remove "auto" this will simplify the code and will force the user to select a render_factor.
As explained previously I added it at beginning because I substitute "input_size" with "render_factor".
But thanks to the exhaustive read-me written in the filter release, the users should understand what is the render_factor and so "auto" is not more necessary.
For once I'm asking you to remove something instead of adding it.

Dan