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Blur with FFmpeg avgblur
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What this guide covers
For editors who need a simple average blur on a clip or background plate, set by horizontal and vertical radius. You end with a softened copy of the clip. It follows the FFmpeg manual only and was not run, so the softness was not seen.
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Guide title
Blur with FFmpeg avgblur
Coverage
For editors who need a simple average blur on a clip or background plate, set by horizontal and vertical radius. You end with a softened copy of the clip. It follows the FFmpeg manual only and was not run, so the softness was not seen.
Example
A hypothetical background plate blurred with a horizontal radius of 10 and softness judged by eye; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- A larger radius gives a softer picture; if you see no change, the radius is too small.
- A vertical radius of zero makes the blur the same in both directions.
- If colour looks smeared, limit the filter to the planes you want instead of blurring all of them.
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