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11th December 2018, 11:30 | #21 | Link |
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^^ Scratch that! Apparently you need to load DGDecNV via the avs LoadPlugin method, for DGDenoise to work.
EDIT: And allow me this opportunity to again express how happy I am with DGDecNV. I used to use KNLMeansCL (with haf.QTGMC), but DGDenoise goes so much faster!
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Again, glad you like it and thanks for your kind words. Note that DGDenoise is spatial only. Some people prefer also to do temporal. I have often asked for a sample that shows the need for temporal but nobody ever provided me with one. I'm still willing to add temporal but only if the need is clearly shown.
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DGDenoise(strength=0.04) temporalsoften(4,4,8,10,mode=2) fluxsmoothST(3,3) |
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Bluray source: https://www.dropbox.com/s/935tqt6osb...ample.mkv?dl=1 I don't know how it looks with DGDenoise since I don't have DGDecNV or a nvidia card, but I doubt It will be as clear as with a spatio-temporal filter.
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Such source can be denoised without major detail loss using double denoiser technique: mv.Degrain(tr=1, thsad=48...120) and prefilter (for example, dfttest with tbsize=3 and sirma=1..7) on super-clip. That's my common solution on gainy animes.
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Just a quick test - I use vapoursynth, ryzen 1700, rx480 gpu
3.5 fps with knlm.KNLMeansCL(d=2, a=6, s=5, h=2.2) 9fps TemporalDegrain2(clip, degrainTR=3, postFFT=0) this is more grainy, but the grain ist much more stable 50fps haf.SMDegrain(clip, tr=3, thSAD=800, prefilter=clip.flux.SmoothT(temporal_threshold=6)) There are avisynth equivalents for the used filters. Edit this looks actually very good (noisefree) and is still "fast" 15fps haf.MCTemporalDenoise(clip, settings="high")
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I don't think I've actually ever used MCTemporalDenoise with 'settings=high', as even 'medium' is very, very strong. Unless the presets are attenuated some in VS. They aren't, are they?
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I think they are pretty close to the avs version.
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