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Hi and thank you for the question. We would like to look into the problem you are experiencing. Could you please send us a quick email to support@neatvideo.com and our support legends will get back to you in no time.

Hi, thanks for your question! There are a few ways to apply Neat Video to multiple clips: 1. Copy and paste the effect. 2. Apply Neat Video to an adjustment layer. 3. Apply the effect to a nested sequence. 4. For several cuts of one noisy clip, apply Neat Video to the Master clip. Each method has its pros and cons. Check out this article for more details: Neat Video Blog.

Hi, thanks for your question! Neat Video is designed to clean up random video noise. It has a "repeated noise" feature for reducing static noise, but if the noise pattern remains the same throughout the whole clip (or more than 11 frames), Neat Video might not help. However, it's always worth trying the Demo: www.neatvideo.com/download Sometimes, a combination of repeated noise and flicker reduction options can be helpful. Give it a go and let us know your findings. Hopefully, it will work for you.

Hi and thanks for bringing the problem to our attention. We'd like to figure out what the problem is. 3060 is definitely supported by Neat Video and should be working correctly. Could you please reach out to our support team support#at#neatvideo.com ? Thank you

After you added Neat Video to a clip, built a noise profile, adjusted the filter setting to your liking and clicked the Apply button, the denoiser is applied to the whole clip automatically. If your timeline has several clips taken by the same camera, same settings, and with similar light conditions, you can apply Neat Video to several clips at once. There are different ways of doing that and they depend on the main video editing application you work with. Here are some examples: Premiere Pro - www.neatvideo.com/blog/post/apply-effects-to-multiple-clips-premiere Final Cut - www.neatvideo.com/blog/post/effects-to-clips-final-cut DaVinci Resolve - www.neatvideo.com/blog/post/effects-multiple-clips-resolve After Effects - www.neatvideo.com/blog/post/apply-effects-to-multiple

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Hi there. Neat Video doesn't require wifi, however, you'll need to be able to connect to the internet for update checks and downloads.

Could you please send a screenshot to out support team?

Hello and thanks for the question! Please try tips from this article: www.neatvideo.com/blog/post/dust-and-scratches-only Let us know how you go.

The Demo plug-in and Pro/Home plug-ins are separate downloads. Please download and install your Pro/Home download from your account. If you still see the watermark, please let us know.

Hi Jef, thank you very much for your message. One of the selected areas might indicate the part of the frame that has been already in use (to avoid selecting the same set for profiling for the second time). However, you might be dealing with something else entirely, it's hard to tell without seeing what you are seeing. Could you please send us a screenshot with the two frames selected for profiling? Please send it to support AT neatvideo.com Thank you!

Hi, thanks for reaching out. Do you mean that when you go to Tools > Preferences there is no Performance tab? If not, that is something that has never been reported before and we would like to investigate. Please get in touch with our support team and send them a word to support AT neatvideo.com Noise reduction is a very intensive process that requires lots of resources, especially when you are working with 4k or 8k clips. Some hardware works better than other, please see our latest speed test here: www.neatvideo.com/download/neatbench To learn more about hardware characteristics that are very important for video editing, please feel free to check out these articles: www.neatvideo.com/blog/category/hardware

Great! Glad that this video was so helpful and informative. We are working on making more tutorials like this one.

Sorry that we didn't specify this in the video, but we wanted to give you the freedom to tweak the GPU memory slider. There might be times when you'd want to reserve more GPU memory for Final Cut. So, you did the right thing by manually shifting the slider to the green triangle - no worries, it's all good!

@@NeatClips Cool .. Thank you..

Hello, thank you for the feedback! Which settings would you like to have explained in more detail?

No problem! Glad that you found it helpful

Will do!

Happy to help!

Hi Martin, thank you for your question. Neat Video optimizer settings are stored in Premiere Pro, and any adjustments you make for one clip will apply to all of your clips. However, if the frame size you work with changes, it's advisable to re-run the optimizer. This ensures that Neat Video can provide you with the best possible performance for the new frame size.

Thank you for the question @LowLevelLemmy You can use Neat Video in a proxy scenario; the key thing to remember is that Neat Video requires full-resolution frames for noise profiling. Therefore, before opening the Neat Video window, make sure to set BOTH the Playback Resolution and Paused Resolution to Full. To change the preview resolution, you can find the option in the drop-down menu underneath the main preview window on the right-hand side. Alternatively, you can right-click on the frame in Premiere's preview, and from the popup menu, select "Paused Resolution > Full" before opening Neat Video's window. Then you want to switch from proxy to online editing to provide Neat Video with the original frames. Click Toggle Proxies button (turn it grey) under the same main preview window. If you do not have it, simply add it from Button Editor. Once you have adjusted Neat Video filter and clicked the Apply button, you can switch back to proxy. For more information please check out this article: blog.neatvideo.com/post/proxy

Thank you!

It absolutely does.

Hi @billycrowe4501, thanks for the question! You can either go with applying LUT in Lumetri first (but that may result in slower render as Premiere Pro doesn't mix well Lumetri followed by any temporal effects). An alternative option is to right-click the clip, then choose "Interpret Footage" > "Color Management." In the "Color Space Override" section, set the settings as they were in your camera when the clip was shot.

Here you go :) ua-cam.com/video/K8v7RtO0DCo/v-deo.html Hope this helps. It's very similar to the one for Premiere Pro though.

Sorry to hear that you have such a problem. Usually, de-installation is not required. Sorry for the inconvenience.

@@NeatClips its ok. I finally realized the demo and the actual plugin download are two separate items. Everything worked when I deinstalled the demo and then went to my original email and downloaded the installation link. thanks!

@@christopherlopez2729 Perfect! Glad that it worked out well.

@@NeatClips I use neat to clean up my 3d renders. It allows me to render with noise appearing in the render knowing I can clean it up in a satisfactory way that is error free. Depending on what kind of render it is it is applied to a noisy AOV pass or a flickering final render.. I am very happy to rely on this as a way to save many hours in render time!

@@christopherlopez2729 Thank you so much for sharing your feedback!

Thanks for the question! Yes, the frame rate of the original clip and the frame rate of the sequence should match, otherwise, FC sends Neat Video incorrect frames for analysis which can result in shuttering. Please consider denoising the clip first in a different project, exporting it, and using the clean footage in the main project.

Thank you for your kind words! Such comments make our days!

You are very welcome. Please let us know if there is anything else you'd like us to cover.

Unfortunately, Neat Video doesn't offer support to Vegas Effects at this stage. As of now Neat Video for Vegas supports the following application: Magix Vegas Pro - 20 / 19 / 18 / 17 / 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 Magix Vegas Movie Studio (Platinum/Suite) - 17 / 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 Sony Vegas Pro - 13 / 12 / 11 / 10 Sony Vegas Movie Studio - 13 / 12 / 11

Unfortunately, we were forced to introduce the SR version for the newer versions of Final Cut and the latest update has completely killed support of FxPlug2 and FxPlug3 interfaces. We have prepared a converter that should be able to help you, please check out this article: blog.neatvideo.com/post/fc-sr

Glad it was helpful!

"Reduce Noise" was created for older versions of Final Cut and "Reduce Noise v5 (SR)" is a second revision plugin supporting the latest versions of Final Cut. The functionality is the same. You get access to both when you purchase a Neat Video for Final Cut license.

@@NeatClips thanks

Hi Alberto, all Neat Video 5 editions offer noise reduction, flicker, and jitter reduction, a sharpener, and also a "dust and scratches" tool. You just need to choose a plugin for your main video editing software. Like Neat Video 5 for Premiere Pro, or Neat Video 5 for DaVinci Resolve, etc. You can download a free demo version from here www.neatvideo.com/download or purchase a license here www.neatvideo.com/purchase

Yes, Neat Video 5 does work with the free version of DaVinci Resolve. Any Neat Video license is for a lifetime and updates are free within one major version, like 5.1 , 5.3, 5.9.1.... etc. When a new major version is released you'll have the option to upgrade with a big discount

@@NeatClips Can it stabilize footage?

@@akiraryuu2499 Unfortunately, Neat Video doesn't have a stabilizer

@@akiraryuu2499Neat video doesn't, but DaVinci does. So it should be fine if you combine the two :)

You can use Neat Video on adjustment layer, but in this case lumetri has to be used there too and be placed below Neat Video in the effects panel. Alternatively, you can apply Neat Video to the clip and place lumetri on an adjustment layer, that way Premiere Pro will be applying Neat Video first. Please see this article: blog.neatvideo.com/post/pr-order It's fascinating to unfold the order in which Premiere Pro applies effects to the clips depending on the placement.

Whenever possible, we recommend using Neat Video before any color correction (except the LOG situations), this way the noise is not intensified before denoising and the final image will be looking better.

Hey Jamison, your specs are looking good. What frame size do you work with? Could you please run the Neat Video Optimizer tool and let us know what speed you are getting there? Thanks! Also, what are the other effects you have applied?

Hey, we absolutely can. Have added it to the list

Its litteraly in the description

Let us know what you think! 😀

Hi there! Here are two instructions for Windows and Mac: Windows: Download the Neat Video installer. Close After Effects and run the Neat Video installer. Pay special attention to the location of the plug-ins folder of After Effects. It should be shown in the “Additional tasks” step of the installation wizard. If the installer does not find After Effects automatically, please manually specify the plug-in folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore\ Then restart After Effects and look for Neat Video in its list of effects. Mac: Please check if you have this folder on the disk: /Applications/Adobe After Effects 2023/Plug-ins If not, please manually create it. Download the Neat Video installer. Then close After Effects and run the installer of the Neat Video plug-in and verify that the installer finds the Plug-ins folder and adds the plug-in there. If it is not found automatically, please manually specify the above folder when the installer is looking for the host application. Restart OSX. Then open After Effects and look for Neat Video in its list of effects.

Hey Kai, it's hard to say what could be the reason, without having the CPU in hands. Could you please quit all the processes in your computer and run NeatBench test - www.neatvideo.com/download/neatbench. Please make sure that the frame size is set to 3840x2160. When finished, please save the log and send it to our support team - support(AT)neatvideo.com

Hi Ricardo, thanks for the awesome question! Actually, there is a way you can do that. Fist, put a clip (C1) on the timeline and a copy of the same clip (C2) on the track below. Then apply Neat Video to C1 (build a profile, adjust settings etc) and change the blending mode to Subtract. What you will see is going to be the original noise. Group C1 and C2 into a separate composition - select them, right-click, select Pre-compose... and give it a name (let's say "Noise"). Then create a new composition, place a copy of the original clip on the timeline, add Neat Video and remove noise; do color correction. When that all is done, bring the "Noise" pre-comp into this composition and place it above the clip you were working with. Change the blending mode of the "Noise" track to "Difference". Now you would be able to see the color-corrected video with the original clip. We'll try to make a new tutorial about this use case ASAP