Any way to filter this interference??

[Lambchop]

I'm capturing from a terrestrial analogue ariel and capturing with my Matrox G400Tv using VirtualDub. Problem is, on one channel, I get some interference which manifests itself as a kind of rippling effect of the whole picture. The ripples are a few pixels wide and are horizontal, moving slowly in a vertical direction on the screen. I can put up with the interference at this stage, but when I try to convert it to Mpeg or DivX it looks a bit crappy.
Hope you understand what I am trying to describe. Does anyone know any virtualdub filters that might combat this problemo?

thanks

[N0SoopForU]

Try fooling around with the Temopral Cleaner, Dynamic Noise Reduction, and Temporal Smoother filters for VDUB. Sorry, I don't have a link for these on hand.

I capture from analog cable and usually only need to use the Temporal Cleaner, so try that first with a threshhold of 50-100. If that isn't enough, try adding some dynamic noise reduction or temporal smoothing (too much will cause motion blending, so be careful) until you find a combination that suits you.

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[Roginator]

If converting to MPEG, the noise removal filter in TMPGEnc 2 sometimes does wonders. Alas, it slows processing to a crawl.

It actually appears to just be a smoother, but it does work.