RemoveGrain v1.0b/RemoveGrain/MCClense
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Description
Motion Compensated Clense. MCClense applies minmax clipping with respect to two frames (with the same frame number) from two neighbor clips. One clip is the forward motion compensated and the other the backward motion compensated clip. MCClense of course uses the same low level routine as Clense.
Requirements
- Progressive input only
- Supported color formats: YUY2, YV12
- MCClense (clip, clip, clip, bool "grey", bool "reduceflicker", bool "planar", int "cache")
- clip =
- Input clip.
- clip =
- clip =
- Input clip assume to be the forward motion compensated clip.
- clip =
- clip =
- Input clip assume to be the backward motion compensated clip.
- clip =
- bool grey = false
- If true, chroma will not be processed nor copied.
- bool grey = false
- bool reduceflicker = true
- If false, the old Clense blending behavior will be used.
- bool reduceflicker = true
- bool planar = false
- See SSETools Interleaved2Planar.
- bool planar = false
- int cache = 2
- Cache
- int cache = 2
Examples
MCClense with default values:
AviSource("Blah.avi") MCClense(grey=false, reduceflicker=true, planar=false, cache=2)
External Links
- VideoProcessing Forum - MCClense explanation by Kassandro.
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