What apps are generally used to do "blurring" out of serials, etc. in vid files? Also, is it possible to blur without having to re-encode the actual video? I assume it like hardcoded subs but generally hate to re-encode if i dont have to.

I want to blur "TMD" out of my l33t downloads. JK

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depends on file format on which method

AVI/mpeg1 - virtualdubmod + logoaway filter (seperate)

Mpeg2 - Virtualdub-Mpeg2 + logoaway filter

VOB - first combine the vob's to one file then virtualdub-mpeg2 + logoaway filter

p.s. you always need to re-rencode, and 2 here's the link for the logoaway filter


logoaway does nifty stuff..ch1eck this out, (this is a 30 sec setup, you might be able to pull of better.

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I can't stand blurs, I wish they'd stop doing it to TV programs now, its just ugly.

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I can't stand blurs, I wish they'd stop doing it to TV programs now, its just ugly.

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Thanks Sobaku, great answer, all i needed. With EPIII, there is too much blur to try this, and i honestly could care less about the timers. I wanted it for TV shows primarily to get rid of (ugly) call signs (sorry pHo) and also for film editing trickery (like faces on Cops).

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Normally I agree, but I must say that during the Smallville season finale I got *really* tired of the two logos present at the bottom of LoL's feed throughout the entire thing.

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