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Class: Aws::MediaLive::Types::TemporalFilterSettings

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Aws::MediaLive::Types::TemporalFilterSettings

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Overview

Note:

When passing TemporalFilterSettings as input to an Aws::Client method, you can use a vanilla Hash:

{
  post_filter_sharpening: "AUTO", # accepts AUTO, DISABLED, ENABLED
  strength: "AUTO", # accepts AUTO, STRENGTH_1, STRENGTH_2, STRENGTH_3, STRENGTH_4, STRENGTH_5, STRENGTH_6, STRENGTH_7, STRENGTH_8, STRENGTH_9, STRENGTH_10, STRENGTH_11, STRENGTH_12, STRENGTH_13, STRENGTH_14, STRENGTH_15, STRENGTH_16
}

Temporal Filter Settings

Returned by:

Instance Attribute Summary collapse

#post_filter_sharpening ⇒ String
If you enable this filter, the results are the following: - If the source content is noisy (it contains excessive digital artifacts), the filter cleans up the source.
#strength ⇒ String
Choose a filter strength.

Instance Attribute Details

#post_filter_sharpening ⇒ `String`

If you enable this filter, the results are the following: - If the source content is noisy (it contains excessive digital artifacts), the filter cleans up the source. - If the source content is already clean, the filter tends to decrease the bitrate, especially when the rate control mode is QVBR.

Possible values:

AUTO
DISABLED
ENABLED

Returns:

(String) —
If you enable this filter, the results are the following: - If the source content is noisy (it contains excessive digital artifacts), the filter cleans up the source.

#strength ⇒ `String`

Choose a filter strength. We recommend a strength of 1 or 2. A higher strength might take out good information, resulting in an image that is overly soft.