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| Subject: | [XviD-devel] image preprocessing |
| From: | "Michael Militzer" <michael@xxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Sun, 4 Aug 2002 15:58:39 +0200 |
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Hi all,
I experimented with some preprocessing filters
again yesterday. I used a 3x3 averaging filter kernel as well as a
symmetric 7-tap low-pass one. Results are similar with both filters: The
PSNR values between the unfiltered source and the filtered reconstructed images
are much lower than without filtering, but that's of course no surprise:
One can't expect that such prefiltering brings you closer to the original
(PSNR-wise).
However the PSNR values between filtered source and
filtered reconstructed images are (depending on the strength of the filters)
significantly better than their unfiltered equivalents. This proves that such
prefilters help to avoid coding artifacts, so as long as the filtered image
remains pleasing to the human eye (and I'd say it does), even such a simple
prefiltering step can be an improvement.
btw: does someone know what sort of filter divx5
uses? I did a divx5 encode with preprocessing yesterday and the result looked
somewhat strange...
bye
Michael
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