DGDenoise as prefilter

[Rocky]

Yes, I agree with Sharc. We need the original source.

Also, what are your KNL settings?

Can you play around with this:

dgsource("D:\tmp\Guest 2 DGDenoise\DGDenoise(s=0.7,b=0,w=9).dgi")
TemporalSoften(3,4,8,scenechange=15,mode=2)

That will tell us if what you are seeing is down to the lack of temporal smoothing in DGDenoise().

[Guest 2]

Yes, I agree with Sharc. We need the original source.

Tell me a lossless codec you like and will send you the sampled video.

Also, what are your KNL settings?

You can find in the filename

Can you play around with this

Thanks! Will try!

[Rocky]

Tell me a lossless codec you like and will send you the sampled video.

Why can't you give the source video? Why does it have to be re-encoded lossless?

[Guest 2]

Why does it have to be re-encoded lossless?

Done. Look at the wall behind red chairs at 00:10:14.

[Rocky]

Can you please cut a sample? Don't want to download 5GB to look at a few frames.

What is the source type, please? I will tell you how to cut a small sample. VOBs?

[Guest 2]

Can you please cut a sample? Don't want to download 5GB to look at a few frames. What is the source type, please? I will tell you how to cut a small sample. VOBs?

Done. I extracted some samples with AviDemux to preserve quality and pick the right sequence.

Look at the walls, the last mkv above all. You have a lot of noise and flashing.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ir87o5m6 ... _A.7z/file

If you want correct aspect ratio, encode with sar=64:45, as with most DVDs.

[Rocky]

OK, well obviously that is going to require heavy-duty denoising and deflickering way beyond what DGDenoise() can do. Good luck!

[Sharc]

Try
KNLMeansCL(d=8,a=2,s=4,h=2.0)