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Date Posted: 09:28:27 01/08/03 Wed
Author: Ese`
Subject: Re: To Suave
In reply to: Kat! 's message, "To Suave" on 16:19:00 01/01/03 Wed

have you tried the vdub logo filter?
works alright

Ese`

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[> Re: To Suave -- Suave, 09:47:11 01/13/03 Mon

Thanks for the tip Ese`. I downloaded Donald Graft's Logo Filter and tried it out. Unfortunately it doesn't support a transparent image mask - you can only define one color in the source image to be transparent. This results in jagged edges. It's a shame because I would prefer to use VirtualDub for everything.

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