(2021-11-06, 02:59 AM)Serums Wrote: I'm glad to know that this technique would work even if I don't wind up using it. Thanks! And that video has even more logos in some frames.

There is no way to know if it will actually work other than trying it yourself

(2021-11-06, 05:20 PM)Mediahead Wrote:

(2021-11-06, 02:59 AM)Serums Wrote: I'm glad to know that this technique would work even if I don't wind up using it. Thanks! And that video has even more logos in some frames.

There is no way to know if it will actually work other than trying it yourself

Fair point!

(2021-10-28, 12:35 AM)Mediahead Wrote:

I hope this is helpful to anyone who needs it, and thank you for reading my post!

This worked great on a project I am working on at the moment and looks so much better than just removing the logo with InpaintDelogo. Thanks @Mediahead

Would it work on something like this?

(2022-05-18, 12:43 PM)FrankT Wrote: Would it work on something like this?

Sorry for the late reply, the whole FanRes/FanRestore scuffle got me discombobulated - I can see it working great as that watermark is already pretty inoffensive to begin with !

Ok. How do I load rm_logo into StaxRip?

(2022-05-31, 12:04 AM)FrankT Wrote: Ok. How do I load rm_logo into StaxRip?

Same as any other avisynth plugin.
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Rm_logo

I er... I don't have a clue how to operate these things.

(2022-06-05, 07:19 PM)FrankT Wrote: I er... I don't have a clue how to operate these things.

It may be for the best to look up an avisynth tutorial. There are several flavours ranging in ease of use, I for one use staxrip to create scripts and then import it into any one of my programmes that supports .avs scripts (Video Enhance AI being one of them.)