[MPlayer-dev-eng] [CFTWWI] VF logodetect/logoremove
Shachar Raindel
shacharr at gmail.com
Thu Aug 11 23:28:27 CEST 2005
On 8/11/05, Ivo <ivop at euronet.nl> wrote:
> On Thursday 11 August 2005 11:45, Gaetan SEMET wrote:
> > Logo removals would be so nice in mplayer...
> > Do you know this project :
> > http://www-sop.inria.fr/odyssee/research/tschumperle-deriche:02d/appliu/
> > It's a powerful image reconstruction library.
> > I don't think it is usable for "live" processing, but it may be
> > interesting to look at it.
>
> It's certainly interesting. Thanks! Just now that I had lost interest :)
>
> You're right it's not usable for realtime processing. It needs thousands of
> itterations.
Can't one use estimations based on the fact we are processing a video?
i.e. do the full processing in the first round, than use these values
as the initial values for the next round, or maybe even as the final
values (after applying mc), saving precious time?
Also, can't one make the process parallel, so that one could get a
nice small swarm of computers, each processing one frame for an hour,
and if we have 1000 of them, it is about 3.6 seconds/frame, which is
not that bad if one wish to get high quality.
> I have the parrot example running for minutes now and the
> fence is still mostly vissible. Parts are gone though and it looks good.
> So, for image reconstruction, it's useless, unless you can bear 1 frame per
> hour or something. Even if you limit the region you reconstruct, it will
> still take thousands of itterations and maybe five to ten minutes to
> reconstruct only one frame.
>
> But, I have also run the denoising examples, and that could be interesting
> as a high quality denoiser. After 40-60 itterations, all the noise is gone
> and the result looks very good. It will still be slow as hell (maybe one
> frame per ten seconds), but for encoding small video clips, it might just
> be feasible.
>
Sweet.
> PS Don't top post and don't quote more than is needed.
Shachar
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