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  1. Member TeNSoR's Avatar
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    Hi, There

    I have a Dvd and I want to rip it, but I found many yellow spots inside it, Is there any way to remove it or at least decrease it? Here is a

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    Thanks in advance
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  2. You can reduce them quite a lot in AviSynth with:

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    # after IVTC
    MergeChroma(last, McTemporalDenoise(settings="very high"))
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    Thanks, It removed it quite a lot but the motion so slow, It will be like that after ripping?
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  4. The speed of processing has nothing to do with the frame rate of the final encoded video.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    The speed of processing has nothing to do with the frame rate of the final encoded video.
    Thanks, Jagabo, I tried this but the encoder closed by itself and hanged totally, any idea?
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  6. Open your script in VirtualDub or a media player and see if you get any error messages.

    One thing to keep in mind: if you're using a 64 bit encoder/editor you need 64 bit AviSynth, 64 bit filters, etc. If you're using a 32 bit encoder/editor you need 32 bit AviSynth, 32 bit filters, etc. You can't mix and match 32 and 64 bit components. I recommend you stick with 32 bits as many filters aren't available in 64 bit versions.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Open your script in VirtualDub or a media player and see if you get any error messages.

    One thing to keep in mind: if you're using a 64 bit encoder/editor you need 64 bit AviSynth, 64 bit filters, etc. If you're using a 32 bit encoder/editor you need 32 bit AviSynth, 32 bit filters, etc. You can't mix and match 32 and 64 bit components. I recommend you stick with 32 bits as many filters aren't available in 64 bit versions.
    Ok, thanks, I'll give it a try.
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