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  1. 11th Mar 2005 03:06 #1
    malish2005
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    Hi.

    I recently downloaded some not-so-good quality TV rip episodes and was wondering what virtualdub mod video filters could I use to improve the quality. Here's a screen capture:



    What filter could I use to remove the greenish glow from the edges of Bart's face and eyes?

    Thanks.
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    Not much can be done. When it comes to video, garbage in -> garbage out.
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    You will never get it back to DVD quality, but if you want to play around, I would look at

    VHS and Cartoon Tool by flaxen
    Temporal Cleaner and 2d cleaner by Jim Casaburi
    rmPal by ttyras
    Chroma Noise Reduction by Gilles Mouchard

    All of these should be available either from or through Donald Graft's site. Google will get you there. Search for Neuron2 I think.
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    using vhs and unsharpen and t. cleaners in v-dub

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    yours on bottom





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    whoops -- just noticed you "downloaded" tv rips ...


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