Tomi Ollila wrote:
[...] ffmpeg can be used when there is no need for deinterlacing and denoising
[...]
Yes and No. I am not sure myself if ffmpeg can deinterlace and denoise,
but you can
use mplayer to do that. The mplayer filters (-vf
pp=hb/vb/lb,hqdn3d=a:b:c:d) are
quite well.
You can do the following in a shell(script):
mkfifo /tmp/fifo
mplayer [filters+options] <movie> -vo yuv4mpeg:file=/tmp/fifo &
tcextract -i /tmp/fifo | ffmpeg -i - [ffmpeg+codec-options]
Results are good (IMO).
Regards,
Michael
