how to remove video noise?
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Makako
how to remove video noise?
Hi, i want know how to remove noise from videos...please!! there are a tutorial? I know neat video, it is great, but very very slow and give me a kind of log in right bottom side...i need some help please, my video is good, i said good, 19 microns, stereo, not s-vhs, i think there are way to make a similar effects from neat video, without take long time to render...so please teach me...thanks!!! [/img]
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sjj1805
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Firstly please complete your system specifications on your profile page.
You haven't told us anything about how you are obtaining your videos in the first place.
Start by browsing through the Tutorial Sections
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/index.php?c=4
You haven't told us anything about how you are obtaining your videos in the first place.
Start by browsing through the Tutorial Sections
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/index.php?c=4
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Hi Makako,
What Steve is asking is very important to try to help you. There are some things, like video noise that can be introduced during capturing, or by system configurations and setups. That type of noise would be best removed, by eliminating what is causing it.
So please provide us with details of how you captured/transfered the video to your computer. The capture, and project settings used. Did the video come from a DVD, VCR, TV, or internet download? There are a dozen different formats used, and being able to deduce if the noise was already in the video, or not is important.
Have you looked at any of the video filters, and experimented in using them? The way to really learn the art of video editing is through trial and error. If you have not made any mistakes, then you haven't learned much....
Ron P.
What Steve is asking is very important to try to help you. There are some things, like video noise that can be introduced during capturing, or by system configurations and setups. That type of noise would be best removed, by eliminating what is causing it.
So please provide us with details of how you captured/transfered the video to your computer. The capture, and project settings used. Did the video come from a DVD, VCR, TV, or internet download? There are a dozen different formats used, and being able to deduce if the noise was already in the video, or not is important.
Have you looked at any of the video filters, and experimented in using them? The way to really learn the art of video editing is through trial and error. If you have not made any mistakes, then you haven't learned much....
Ron P.
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Makako
ok
hi, i capture video from vcr using rca cables in pinnacle dc10plus in avi format (640x480) with mjpeg codec, i tried alot ways to remove but the only way i like it it was with Neat video but it is too slow to render i tried with blur filters and sharpen edges too, i try with another program like tmpgenc and mainconcept too...it is so hard to remove this kind of noise? well i think i told almost things here...i hope this help you guys to help me...thanks...
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sjj1805
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Re: ok
Wrong video size and wrong codec!Makako wrote:hi, i capture video from vcr using rca cables in pinnacle dc10plus in avi format (640x480) with mjpeg codec, i tried alot ways to remove but the only way i like it it was with Neat video but it is too slow to render i tried with blur filters and sharpen edges too, i try with another program like tmpgenc and mainconcept too...it is so hard to remove this kind of noise? well i think i told almost things here...i hope this help you guys to help me...thanks...
Use DV type 1 and a standard screen size which is
NTSC 720 x 480
PAL 720 x 576
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Makako
thanks Steve
Steve i will try this codec and i will send a email later if work or not the codec...thanks...
not working dv codec, always give me a error message, the codec no able to working with the dc10plus...it is true? my dc 10 it is older, but not to older, it is for windows 98 and ME, but works in xp, whats wrong?Hi, Steve.
He didn't mention it, but he *has* to use Pinnacle to capture from his VCR. I have the Dazzle DigitalVideoCreator (it's an analog USB gadget) and I *have* to use MovieStar with it to capture from my VCR or Super8 Video Camera. Ulead's products (I have VS9 & MSP8) do not recognize it. Pinnacle bought out Dazzle and they have their own version of DVC, which is the dc10plus he mentions.
Makako,
Try to take the raw video you have captured and render it to MPEG-2 in Pinnacle without any edits. Yes, it will take a while because Pinnacle is slower then molasses on a cold day. Then load the output file into MSP and see if you can make the edits you need in it and let us know what happens.
He didn't mention it, but he *has* to use Pinnacle to capture from his VCR. I have the Dazzle DigitalVideoCreator (it's an analog USB gadget) and I *have* to use MovieStar with it to capture from my VCR or Super8 Video Camera. Ulead's products (I have VS9 & MSP8) do not recognize it. Pinnacle bought out Dazzle and they have their own version of DVC, which is the dc10plus he mentions.
Makako,
Try to take the raw video you have captured and render it to MPEG-2 in Pinnacle without any edits. Yes, it will take a while because Pinnacle is slower then molasses on a cold day. Then load the output file into MSP and see if you can make the edits you need in it and let us know what happens.
sjj1805 wrote:Why eat a hamburger (Pinnacle) when you've got steak (Ulead)
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Makako
thanks
Hi Mathis, yes that's i want to said to Steve...and tell me something, my capture card stop to capture and preview not working and i can't change the configuration either, do know something about? do you know how can i fix it? thanks!
Steve, i always apreciate your tips and tricks, and your help is welcome, i so thankfull that you and the other people here help me and i nuts about editing video, thank you very much!
Steve, i always apreciate your tips and tricks, and your help is welcome, i so thankfull that you and the other people here help me and i nuts about editing video, thank you very much!
Re: thanks
Makako, I haven't seen a dc10plus in person, but when mine doesn't work, I just unplug it, reboot, then plug it back in. Fortunately, I haven't had any problems with mine.
Good luck!
Mathis...
Good luck!
Mathis...
Makako wrote:Hi Mathis, yes that's i want to said to Steve...and tell me something, my capture card stop to capture and preview not working and i can't change the configuration either, do know something about? do you know how can i fix it? thanks!
Steve, i always apreciate your tips and tricks, and your help is welcome, i so thankfull that you and the other people here help me and i nuts about editing video, thank you very much!