Capabilities
| Video | Audio | RGB | YUV | YUV422 | multiple instances | processing type | frames needed |
| yes | no | yes | yes | no | yes | POST | 1 |
Introduction
This filter removes an image in a user specified area. An image can be a logo of a TV Station, the timestamp
of a Camcorder or some ugly artifacts.
Parameters
Default values are shown in
[green] in square brackets.
- help Short Help
- Get a short description of all the logoaway options
- range Frame Range (0-oo) [0-end]
- The frame region were the filter is active. The default is the whole video. E.g. range=12-1550 (filter only between frame 12 and 1550)
- pos Position (0-width x 0-height) [0x0]
- Required. The upper left corner of the area that will be removed.
0
0 #-------------------------
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| 110->#------
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pos=50x110
- size Size (0-width x 0-height) [0x0]
- Required. The width and height of the remove area.
- mode Filter Mode (0=none, 1=solid, 2=xy) [0]
- There are three mode you can choose of:
- 0=none - This deactivates the filter. Useful if you want to
- keep the settings, but the filter at the moment.
- 1=solid - Flood fills the remove area with one color. You can
- specify the color with the 'fill' option (see below).
- 2=xy - In this mode the border pixels of the remove area are
- used to interpolate the area between them. Interpolation
- is done horizontally and vertically at the same time, the
- sum of them is used. With the 'xweight' option (see below)
- you can specify how much of the horizontally
- interpolation is used. 50% xweight (=>50% yweight) gives
- mostly the best results.
- 3=shape - This mode is basically the same as the xy above. An
- alpha/shape file (see below) is needed for getting the
- information where to render and which pixels to use
- for interpolation. This mode is slower than xy and
- was made for logos with holes in it or other forms that
- are badly covered by a rectangle or circle.
- border Visible Border
- Works in every mode and gives you a dotted line around the remove area
- xweight X-Y Weight (0%-100%) [50]
- Only in xy-mode(2). How much of the horizontally interpolation is used
- 0 means 0% horizontally and 100% vertically interpolation.
- 35 means 35% horizontally and 65% vertically interpolation.
- 50 is mostly the best choice.
- fill Solid Fill Color (RRGGBB) [000000]
- Only in solid-mode(1). RGB color value in hexadecimal numbers in the format RRGGBB.
- fill=9A01CD (Purple)
- file Image with alpha/shape information []
- A grayscale image file with the alpha mask, that tells the filter where and how much to render. In shape mode it also used to get the position of the pixels for the interpolation. The first white pixels around a render position are used. The size have to be exacly the same as given with the 'size' option
- Color index 0 (black) - video pixel fully replaced with the interpolation.
- Color index 1-254 (gray) - calculated and original values are blended together.
- Color index 255 (white) - video pixel left unchanged.
000000000
000###000 0 - White (255)
00##0##+0 # - Alpha value
0##00+#@+ @ - example pixel
0##000##0 + - white pixels whose position
00##0##+0 is used to get the pixel in
000###000 the video for interpolation
000000000 of @
Usage Examples
- This gives us only a border, because the default mode is 0(none).
-J logoaway=pos=100x100:size=50x50:border
- A 50x50 pixel great area at the topleft position 100x100 is filled with ForestGreen.
-J logoaway=pos=100x100:size:50x50:mode=1:fill=228B22
- 1/4 horizontally and 3/4 vetically interpolation with an alpha mask.
-J logoaway=pos=100x100:size:50x50:mode=2:xweight=25:file=alpha.png
Author
Thomas Wehrspann