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April 7, 2010
Bad TV: now an After Effects-native filter
Bad TV, once a Mac-only Core Image-based filter then a Pixel Bender filter, is now an After Effects-native filter (Mac/Win) designed to create TV distortion. Features of this low-cost filter now include:
Automatically creates distortion based on the input parameters.
No displacement maps are required.
Creates Vertical Sync offset which causes the jumpy effect seen in Old TVs.
Creates scan lines of varied thickness to give a DV Tape effect.
All the source code along with detailed comments are available.
If you are using the plug-in in After Effects and an OpenGL 2.0 video card (most machines made in the last few years have them) then use the native plug-in, otherwise use the Pixel Bender version. If you are using it in Flash, then use the Flash version.
Bad TV, once a Mac-only Core Image-based filter then a Pixel Bender filter, is now an After Effects-native filter (Mac/Win) designed to create TV distortion. Features of this low-cost filter now include:
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