blockbuster (used slightly turned down from the defaults this can tone down DCT-blocking in xvid. undot (it's a 3x3 median smooth filter and fast as heck. bifrost (temporal derainbowing, will work on stationary stuff, but on moving it's less than useful use mfrainbow for that) mfrainbow (a script, you can find it on doom9, which gives good results when dealing with rainbowing)

convolution3D (I don't this so often anymore, but it does good work also) vaguedenoiser (if it the video really sucks that much, though it probably doesn't) fft3dgpu (used judiciously with a low sigma for postprocessing) ttempsmooth (set the scene-thresholding right, and it's a beaut, also feeding it a pre-processed clip to use for scene/noise detection is great) tbilateral (Careful, even on the defaults, this will eat some detail!) removegrain (it has a built-in repair function to help catch its own artifacting) masktools (use it to mask my lines so as not to smooth them quite so much) Some filters I've had good non-image breaking experiences with: Others might be oversharpened by the raw capper, that will be good practice for halo removal. Then maybe find some DVB rips, poor ones may have blocking, so give those a try. If you've got spare time, grab a variety of sources and practice with them. Sometimes it can do a good job in some areas, but may totally make a mess of other areas.Р”В«asically use everything in moderation and remember that filtering too much looks as bad as, if not worse than the original video. The key is not to go crazy on sharpening filters, since those will cause haloing and make the source more difficult to compress, also take it easy with cleaning. If it's so bad, I send Chuck round to the company in question to roundhouse kick their staff and go 'borrow' the masters.Р”Вoom9 is Chuck Norris certified, so go check it out, but remember to search before asking if you have a question, it's always possible it's been answered before. I don't use filters, Chuck Norris is a personal friend of mine, so I just get him to stare at the video until it makes itself perfect.

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