The settings below allow for quick and convenient configuration. For more precise control, you can manually adjust parameters on the other tab pages of the configuration window.
Choose the appropriate option to specify the amount of noise (pixel flickering) that has to be smoothed:
DVD | Minimal smoothing of the video noise. |
TV tuner | Moderate smoothing of the video noise. |
Film | Stronger smoothing. |
VHS | This option is for large amount of the video noise. |
Select an option to specify the amount of spots that has to be removed:
Tolerant | Choose this option if your purpose is to remove only rare distinct spots. |
Regular | Typical sensitivity of the spot detection. |
Aggressive |
This will reduce the motion sensitivity in favor of
intensive spot detection. (Your film is probably over 30 years old.) |
Disable spot removal |
This will stop any spot detection. |
Here you can specify the type of motion to be dealt with:
Real motion | Choose this option for regular motion treatment. This assumes that the picture changes every frame. |
Animated motion |
This option will help remove spots assuming that the picture changes every other frame. |
Cartoon with thin lines |
Choose this option for correct treatment of thin moving lines in the animated motion video. |
These options can improve the colors of an impaired video source:
Dark video |
Check this option to increase the brightness by 25% and the contrast by 20%. |
Overly saturated colors |
Check this option to reduce the saturation by 20%. |
Yellowish film |
Check this to reduce the yellow tint by shifting the saturation balance by -20%. |