Neat Video’s advanced temporal noise filter analyzes and compares a range of consecutive frames in order to gain as much information as possible. Neat Video’s more advanced, more efficient approach allows it to draw a clearer distinction between random noise and details in video data, enabling it to reduce more noise and better preserve true details. Neat Video’s noise reduction algorithms surpass the quality of all classic noise reduction methods - even relatively new wavelet-based methods. The Best Noise-Reduction Algorithms in the Industry We have also improved messaging in Neat Video Windows installers and fixed several minor issues throughout the plug-ins.
To give you a better understanding of what is happening in Neat Video, some information and error messages have been clarified in all Neat Video 5 plug-ins. The compatibility with the latest AMD GPU drivers for Windows has been improved. We have also added support for several new AMD GPU cards on both Windows and macOS:ĪMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (gfx1031, Navi 22), Windows Neat Video 5.4.5 has included support for the new Adobe, Magix and OFX hosts:ĭIAMANT-Film Restoration & DustBuster+ 13 (Windows) New versions of different video editing applications were quite plentiful during the last couple of months. It's a modest step forward, yet every bit counts and we will continue speeding things up. Neat speed masters have been working on Neat Video's performance on Apple Silicon computers and made the denoiser work 5-10% faster (the speed of Neat Video working alone, see more information here). Time for some presents and the Neat Video team has been helping Summer-Santa developing the new update of your denoiser and deflicker to make it faster, add compatibility with new versions of software and just make it a better helper for you. Click on through to the EOS HD post for some 1:1 crops, and be sure to download the original video (the link is in the right-hand column) for better analysis. However, Andrew notes that in his experience Neat is in fact faster than Magic Bullet, and for both speed and quality he ends up recommending Neat over Magic Bullet.
The plugin does not utilize the GPU, and as such processing times can be quite long (though this was much more so the case on my laptop than it is on my Hackintosh, which is many, many times faster). One of my issues with Neat Video (my only one, really) has been its speed, or rather, lack thereof. Now, thanks to Andrew Reid at EOSHD, I don't have to do this comparison myself, as he's just compared the two: When Red Giant Software released their latest Magic Bullet product, Denoiser, I wondered how it would compare to my plugin of choice for noise reduction, Neat Video.
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