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OldBoots · 19th March 2017, 02:56

Does anyone know of any good and possibly free software for the removal of "logos" and other garbage that is added to videos that wasn't there when the video was produced? Some of them work, but they leave a smear spot where the logo was.

Pad · 19th March 2017, 03:47

It's almost impossible to remove a DOG (Digital Onscreen Graphic) or watermark hard encoded onto video without leaving some kind of a smudge.

You could try this technique with VirtualDub but it will leave a smear - and you'll be restricted to .avi output.

You can achieve a similar effect with higher end video editing software like Sony Vegas by placing a gaussian blur mask over the unwanted graphic - but again you'll have a smudge effect.

Best solution is to try and find the content in it's original form.

pigulici · 19th March 2017, 19:32

Short answer, it is not such software...

rokor8812 · 21st March 2017, 04:13

You can try "Easy Video Logo Remover". You can find it on google.

Sexflames · 8th April 2017, 19:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by rokor8812

You can try "Easy Video Logo Remover". You can find it on google.

Really do the job easily but leave a smudge/blur effect on the video. Thanks for this anyway.

f462 · 10th April 2017, 23:00

I assume you will need an photoshop expert!

pigulici · 11th April 2017, 06:12

I work with photoshop, yes, you need average knowledge about photoshop and a lot of time, usually I don't take jobs that want this, too much hassle, but it is about amount of money you want to spend, it is a manually work...

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Pad Fan of Cairy Hunt Postaholic Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Alice's Restaurant Posts: 5,154 Thanks: 19,784 Thanked 22,959 Times in 4,188 Posts	It's almost impossible to remove a DOG (Digital Onscreen Graphic) or watermark hard encoded onto video without leaving some kind of a smudge. You could try this technique with VirtualDub but it will leave a smear - and you'll be restricted to .avi output. You can achieve a similar effect with higher end video editing software like Sony Vegas by placing a gaussian blur mask over the unwanted graphic - but again you'll have a smudge effect. Best solution is to try and find the content in it's original form. Last edited by Pad; 19th March 2017 at 04:43.

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rokor8812 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Oct 2016 Posts: 1 Thanks: 1 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	You can try "Easy Video Logo Remover". You can find it on google.

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f462 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Apr 2017 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 1 Post	I assume you will need an photoshop expert!

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pigulici Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 182 Thanks: 27,145 Thanked 269 Times in 129 Posts	I work with photoshop, yes, you need average knowledge about photoshop and a lot of time, usually I don't take jobs that want this, too much hassle, but it is about amount of money you want to spend, it is a manually work...