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  1. 27th Apr 2003 16:45 #1
    Wolfmancatsup
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    Hi all - I have a couple of old films - one vhs, the other laserdisc - which I've captured, but they were colourised (sorry, "colorized") - is it easy (or indeed possible) to convert the .mpg's back to monochrome, as I hate the effect of the colourisation? I watch them with the colour tuned right down on the tv, but it'd be nice to do that in software beforehand.

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    Easy. Using either Vdub or Avisynth (I prefer Avisynth), use the Greyscale filter. I always use this filter for B&W movies--it eliminates all minute traces of color that sometimes occur after encoding. Hope this helps.

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    Excellent - thanks very much for the suggestion.

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