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1. #Why denoiser iii removes masks in after effects movie#
2. #Why denoiser iii removes masks in after effects tv#
3. #Why denoiser iii removes masks in after effects download#

That's something I tried a lot about a year ago, but I failed. Why you do not use stdcall calling convention instead C

#Why denoiser iii removes masks in after effects movie#

There is also a small example in the help file (just put in your movie and try). Line 201 layeres the repaired (small) clip on top of the original clip (you will have to change the line by adding x=64 and y=64 or something else, and using BigMovie as base clip). Lines 154-197 will find and remove the logo from Clip and put the result in RepairedClip. Lines 133-139 actually create the test clip, so these lines would be replaced byMask4Analyze = ImageSource("LogoMask.png").ConvertToYV12Ĭlip=Crop(64,64,64,64) # Where the logo is and a lot space aroundLogoMask.png should be painted by hand, so it is white where the logo is (and some space around) and black elsewhere. But Demo.avs really is a small example, only blown up with stuff that is not inpaint-related:Please ignore lines 1-130: They only provide the test clip with the logo and a framework to arrange the nice output clip. Could you just please provide a simple(!) realworld example.Glad to help you. I was just looking for an inpainting solution for avisynth and bang - the same day you release your plugin!. The GREYCstoration seems to apply similar techniques as AVSInpaint (After skim reading their docs, I think they also compute something like Weickert's structuring tensor), but it seems their using an iterative scheme (which might reduce speed significantly).? Surpisingly, I prepare (almost finished, some doc need) two more avisynth impainting pluginsThe examples presented in the Microsoft-Paper (for ExInpaint) do look great! I have no opportunity to test it right now. (Unfortunatelly I'm not in the image processing business anymore.) However, I created AVSInpaint because I heard some talks about that algorithm. I think last summer I read some things about the stuff your other url points to: Seems they're both pretty good and pretty slow.

#Why denoiser iii removes masks in after effects download#

I think this here is interesting in those regards I try to download the pdf-file, I'm forwarded to their homepage (). Have fun!Įdit: Added version 2008.02.23 as announced here. See files AVSInpaint.htm and GNUGPLv2.txt for details. Everything is licensed under the GNU GPL 2. The plugin is attached to this thread as zip-file, including source code, a help file, and a demo script.

Also I should note that this algorithm has originally been developed for inpainting pictures, not movies, so you might observe strong discontinuities in time. Please do not contact any of the authors (WB, FB, TM) directly. If you have some experiences with this plugin and some ideas which settings produce good results in which situations, please post them here so the authors can learn from it. This mathematics and algorithms (concerning inpainting) behind this plugin are still under heavy development and the effects of the various parameters are not fully understood yet. As I coded everything in pure C (without CPU optimizations) you shouldn't expect real-time performance:).

The inpainting method is the implementation of a pretty new algorithm which produces much less blurring than the DeLogo filter.

The logo detection and deblending are (more or less) what you (might) know from Karel Suhajda's DeLogo () filter for VirtualDub (but extended to YUV color spaces). A fast method is used which has been published recently by Folkmar Bornemann and Tom März (see here ()).įinally, a function for calculating the distance function of a mask is provided, which can be used to expand or inflate masks as well as to provide smooth blending masks.

Logo inpainting: Opaque parts of the logo are interpolated. The exact color map of the logo is determined as well as its alpha mask.ĭeblending: Given the color image and alpha mask of an overlayed logo, the logo is removed where it is not opaque. Logo detection: An obstacle is analyzed closely after being masked roughly by the user. This plugin comes with the intention to provide a suit for the removal of logos, whether opaque or transparent.

#Why denoiser iii removes masks in after effects tv#

In video processing image inpainting is often applied to videos in order to remove TV station logos. Image Inpainting is the art of restoring destroied parts of an image by using information of valid parts of the image in a way, so that the human eye does not recognize the damaged areas (at least not at a first sight). Finally I completed my logo removal plugin.