avisynth 8 mm help

virgi · 23rd January 2026, 17:12

Hi everyone, I captured some frames from an 8mm film. Unfortunately, because of a projector transport issue or worn sprocket holes, the frames are slightly misaligned/shifted. Is there a way to center or realign them again? Thanks!

StainlessS · 24th January 2026, 11:36

Perhaps a half dozen more sample images would be better.

Emulgator · 27th January 2026, 12:18

You may try

Code:

Stab(1,16,16)

virgi · 30th January 2026, 17:25

Thanks. I solved the problem quite well with Deshaker and the "Ignore pixels outside the area" and "Ignore pixels inside the area" options.

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virgi Registered User Join Date: Jan 2026 Posts: 7	avisynth 8 mm help Hi everyone, I captured some frames from an 8mm film. Unfortunately, because of a projector transport issue or worn sprocket holes, the frames are slightly misaligned/shifted. Is there a way to center or realign them again? Thanks! Last edited by virgi; 25th January 2026 at 15:05.

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virgi Registered User Join Date: Jan 2026 Posts: 7	Thanks. I solved the problem quite well with Deshaker and the "Ignore pixels outside the area" and "Ignore pixels inside the area" options.