Hi all, I have returned from never-never land. I brought some magic dust back with me. Please give it a try. edit - will keep latest version at the top of the thread.
Steady!!!!!!!!!!!!! Welcome back. :eek: :D It is GREAT to see you here again.
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hmmm, i'll give it a try (on a noisey anime source).
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i can go in my noisy anime crypt to bring up a good beast for your filter. It's testing time, yuppie !! Welcome back and many many thanks for the new filter :sly:
Thanks for the warm welcome all:D Yes Dividee - I have been lurking for a few days and I feel liking I am starting over from scratch! Avisynth 2.5 with YV12 looks like a good idea that is long overdue. Convolution3d has taken a lot of the wind out of my sails since I had been comparing Dust to TemporalSmoother :eek: Still dust is quite a bit different. It uses motion compensation for the temporal averaging, that is why it is so slow.(82% of the time is spent on motion search). It is going to get slower before it gets faster. I am looking at alternates to simple bilinear(mmx pavgbw) half pel interpolation. I read an interesting paper on using the phase shift information from an FFT for global motion compensation, a radiacal departure from the usual block matching. It is fun to have a project to sink my teeth into:D
No, I am using 2.07 (not up to speed on 2.5 yet). What CPU do you have ? I have only tested it on my AthlonXP. It is possible some CPU specific code crept in. What error are you getting, illegal instruction ?
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