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NAME

       yuvycsnoise - Noise filter specialized for NTSC Y/C separation noise

SYNOPSIS

       yuvycsnoise   [-t]   [-m t|b|i|c]   [-S   MIN]   [-T  ERRT[,MAXT]]  [-B
       ERRB[,MAXB]] [-I ERRI[,MAXI]] [-C ERRC[,MAXC]]

DESCRIPTION

       If video capture hardware has only a poor Y/C  separator,  at  vertical
       stripe (especially red/blue), noises appear which seem checker flag and
       bright/dark invert per 1 frame.  yuvycsnoise  reduces  noises  of  this
       type.

OPTIONS

       yuvycsnoise accepts the following options:

       -t      test.  Instead  of  noise  reduction,  noises will be marked as
               black pixel.

       -m METHOD
               (default: tbic).
               Select method.  METHOD is string in which each  character  mean
               method.
                t: ’triframe’ method of luma noise reduction.
                b: ’biframe’ method of luma noise reduction.
                i: ’infield’ method of luma noise reduction.
                c: chroma noise reduction. use 3 frames as ’triframe’.

       -S MIN  (default: 4).
               Set  minimum  threshold  of  luma/chroma  difference  which  is
               treated as noise.

       -T ERRT[,MAXT]
               (default: 32,255).

       -B ERRB[,MAXB]
               (default: 32,255).

       -I ERRI[,MAXI]
               (default: 16,255).

       -C ERRC[,MAXC]
               (default: 12,255).
               Set threshold of luma/chroma difference of each methods.   ERRx
               is  maximum error of luma/chroma of pixels around target pixel,
               which should be same if target contain noise.  MAXx is  maximum
               threshold  of  luma/chroma  difference  of  target  pixel  from
               luma/chroma after noise reduced.

AUTHOR

       yuvycsnoise was written by Kawamata/Hitoshi.
       If you have questions, remarks, problems or you just  want  to  contact
       the developers, the main mailing list for the MJPEG-tools is:
         mjpeg-users@lists.sourceforge.net

       For more info, see our website at
              http://mjpeg.sourceforge.net/

SEE ALSO

       mjpegtools(1)