Luminance Flicker throughout Video

#1 02 Aug 2003 @ 21:19
Tom-Joad Suspended due non-functional email address
Hello Everybody,

Here is my problem. I have HDTV, and whenever i capture video, there is a constant luminance type of flickering throughout the video, from all channels. I get this using different OSs and video capture utilities, and even played around with my HDTV to remove it, and havent been successful.

So i am now attempting to filter out the flicker. But havent been so sucessful using Donald Graft's FLicker filter or temporal smothers ect.

Here is an example of the liminance/flicker i am referring to.

This is the normal video picture


This is the frame that flickers


The flicker lasts for 1 frame, and happens every 2-3 seconds


Any help on filtering this out would be greatly appreciated.
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 02 Aug 2003 @ 21:19
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#2 03 Aug 2003 @ 20:37
Did you capture this from an analog source? It looks like macrovision (copy-protection).

Rgds,
jnihil.

#3 03 Aug 2003 @ 21:18
Tom-Joad Suspended due non-functional email address
Its from a Digital Set Top Box. The Channel Guide states that the program is Digital. I suspected that it could be macrovision that is causing the flickering.

Any idea how to filter it out?
#4 03 Aug 2003 @ 22:48
I use a video image stabalizer. Used it in the VHS to VHS days, and tried it out for somebody else on this forum. (mine worked great DVD to DVD recorder; he couldn't get his to work.)

All the bruning info you need to start is here: http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/141024.php#dvd9dvd2one
#5 04 Aug 2003 @ 5:20
If you're capturing via analog line, then it's quite possibly macrovision. I have an inexpensive unit (AUS$70). A good thing to have anyway, for other forms of analog video noise as well.
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