Originally posted by: vbangleLaserschwert, could you PLEASE make up even a crude/brief tutorial on how you did this? I know you commented on the programs you used but a brief
run down on the order and specifics with those programs would be helpful. I hope you agree....I look foward to your answer.
Well, it isn't that hard at all (if you know your way with AviSynth and VirtualDub). I guess
NeatVideo (I've used the VirtualDub-version here, you can use the demo version) is the key.
NeatVideo is a video denoiser-plugin based on its predecessor NeatImage, a Photoshop-plugin to denoise still images. It works by sampling a noise pattern, so that the plugin knows, which form of noise should be removed. You can save this noise-profile along with the denoising-settings, and have NeatVideo use these as the default settings.
This is where AviSynth comes into play. Here's the script:
LoadVirtualDubPlugin("F:\VirtualDub\PLUGINS\NeatVideo.vdf","NeatVideo")
MPEGSource("sunset.mpg").crop(0,124,0,-126).ConvertToRGB32
NeatVideo
LancZos4Resize(900,600)
convertToYV12.LimitedSharpenFaster
LancZos4Resize(720,464)
AddBorders(0,56,0,56)
return last 
