![]() ![]() I was thinking that I could run the videos through VirtualDub, saving them in lossless x264, then recompress them using Simple x264 Launcher, but I'm not sure which plugin(s)-filter(s) would be best. I downloaded and used Neat Video's free demo (on my own test piece, not theirs) and was very impressed by the results however, the pro version (required for 1080p video) costs almost a hundred dollars and is verrrrrrry slooooooow. From all I've read I think it's grain (it's as if the video image is covered by a fine layer of white-gray dust that's usually much more noticeable on solid-colored backrounds, especially dark ones). ![]() I've quite a few Blu Ray rips that suffer from moderate to severe video noise. Hello, and thank you in advance for any help. (To The Moderator: I posted this here, but I'm sorry and please move it to the proper forum if I'm wrong)
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