

Int "dilate", bool "fitluma", int "blur", int "tsmooth", int "show", int "mark_v",īool "show_chroma", bool "motpn", int "seg", bool "color", int "mscene", int "minpts", Int "pheight", bool "ranked", int "sign", int "maxpts", int "p1percent", Int "merode", bool "interlaced", bool "median", int "p1", int "p2", int "pwidth", True - Simple Median mode - filter will apply a simple temporal median filter to theĭeSpot( clip, int "mthres", int "mwidth", int "mheight",

The filter may work in 2 main modes, switched by parameter median (since version 2.0):įalse - Spots removing mode - filter will attempt to identify noise and eliminate it.
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\ merode=33, ranked=false, p1percent=0, dilate=0, fitluma=false, blur=0, motpn=false, seg=0) # Compare half-frames with and without noise reductionĭeSpot(p1=35, p2=14, pwidth=70, pheight=70, mthres=25, mwidth=20, mheight=15, interlaced=false, One half frame from my old 8mm film (top - before, bottom -after the filter):Īvisynth script for this example, which show work of old base filter version 0.93, but adapted to for new version 3.2. (This document is also based on his doc.) Example images The plugin is based on Conditional Temporal Median Filter v.0.93 (C-plugin for Avisynth 2.5) The filter is also useful for restoration (cleaning) of old telecined 8mm (and other) filmsįrom spots (from dust) and some stripes (scratches). This filter is designed to remove temporal noise in the form of dots (spots) and streaks found in some videos. DeSpot Plugin for Avisynth DeSpot DeSpot - Conditional Temporal Spot Removing FilterĬopyright (C)2003-2009 Alexander G.
