[Boris Riabov]

Thanks for your help. So you suggest I don’t use any codec and just do Quicktime Conversion?

For the CC Removal Tool.
I’ve got it to work but it covers the entire sequence. I’ll try to explain as clear as possible.
1. I have one white vertical line that runs down through most of my film (a scratch due to the 16mm film being run through the projector one too many times).
2. It remains in one generally area but shifts slightly to the left or right with each frame (or couple of frames/seconds).
3. I’m using CC Simple Wire Removal Tool.
0:00:01
Point A: 436.7, 0.0
Point B: 436.7, 479.6
Removal Style: Displace
THickness: 2.00
Slope: 50%
Blend: 25%

0:00:03
Point A: 437.9, 0.0
Point B: 437.9, 479.6
Removal Style: Displace
THickness: 2.00
Slope: 50%
Blend: 25%

As you can see the wire shifts slightly, and I don’t want to increase the thickness to 5 or 10 since it ruins the image. Is there a way I can reapply the tool on each second and have it have a specific removal tool setting?

Thanks
Boris

[Boris Riabov]

Hello,

The lines take away from the film. There is one vertical line that runs through parts of the film. I’d say it’s because it was run through the projector one times too many. I’ve heard that CC Wire Frame may help remove this, since it is a straight line and doesn’t curve from place to place. Perhaps there is certain software that can do this?

Has anyone had similar problems?