Hi,I`m a complete novice regarding this subject,does anyone know any software apps that will enhance pixelised video.The files in question were taken from a Sony P900 mobile phone and transferred to pc in MPEG-4 and are played via the quicktime player,i converted them to AVI format so they could be viewed via WMP,but the quality is still pixelised.Does anyone know any Programs that clean video up please it would be a great help to me for now and in the future.
actually colw,there is deblocker plugin which you can copy to the virtual dub plugin folder which optimizes video quality when you run the file thru virtual dub. Amazing what a bit of research can do isn`t it,but thanks for all that painstainking help you went to to write GIGO,thanks that really helped alot,NOT.
Second Adage - TASBEM (There's a sucker born every minute). Still do not believe that you can effectively enhance poor quality copies - maybe able to reprocess originals using different methododogy but thats about it. Have you tried your plugins and if so what were the results and costs?
Well colw,I like ur adages and its is true about suckers,being born every minute,but try this link to the deblocker plugin and tell me what you think: http://www.compression.ru/video/deblocking/index_en.html BTW the plugins are free and most of the plugins on the page worked except for the deblocker you got me on this one,anyway I`m sure theres a way of enhancing poor quality video as a friend of a friend mentioned this to me only he couldn`t remember the name of the program. Peace out.
Hi wutanggg Third adage - 'you can't make a silk purse of a sow's ear'. Had a look at the site but not convinced that the plugin will do what you want - essentially you are trying to convert a low resolution image to a higher quality. Do not think it can be done without use of high tech hardware/software that costs heaps. I am prepared to stand corrected if someone can show how it can be done. (p.s. - I thought I was wrong once but I was mistaken).
NASA and the FBI created VISAR. It works very well and sounds like what you need. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=VISAR+video+enhancement Intergraph Breaks Price Barrier with Video Analyst System 210. The new 210 model fills a gap created by demand for a mid-range system that is more affordable to average users. While continuing to deliver capabilities comparable to a high-end broadcasting system, Video Analyst System 210 has a list price of $19,995. http://www.emedialive.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?CategoryID=43&ArticleID=7444 http://solutions.intergraph.com/hardware/vas/ http://solutions.intergraph.com/hardware/vas/va_specs.asp http://solutions.intergraph.com/hardware/vas/config.asp
