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fvisagie
11th August 2009, 11:11
Hi All,

The html docs that ship with 2.5.8 mention AVSEDit as the "official editor" and there are recent postings here about people using it, but I can't find it anywhere.

I haven't managed to find it on SourceForge and Google only lists two mentions of the word on avisynth.org.

If it's no longer available, what AVS GUI do you recommend for making thousands of cuts and splices as fast as possible? And it would be absolutely lovely it the preview also shows an audio waveform.

Many thanks and kind regards,
Francois

Emulgator
11th August 2009, 11:33
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_tools/avsedit.cfm

fvisagie
11th August 2009, 12:10
Thanks!

popper
11th August 2009, 17:19
one of the reasons i hate .net, this app wants .net 1.1 and wont install/work without it, even though 2.* through 3.5 has been out for a long while now.

is there any reasonable AVS Edit GUI that just works!

without installing it, just a simple copy somewere and run it, producing a generic automated .avs for a given dir full of content you want to process, that you can go in and edit later...if you need anything more than basic loading these files into the general processing app.

probably MEGUi in my case, the input files are various named ,DIVX,Vorbis=2,Matroska.

i want to load up, resize from the oddball non dividable by mod16 settings the son picked (516x570 pixels), set a noise filter to try and clean up the really bad original B&W and colour PAL video (taken from classic 1963 Drwho if your interested) somewhat,
then finally output to another named output directory, in AVC H@L3.1, ref3, -crf 22, libfaac -ab 128k ,to mp4 containers.

anyone got any avs/win32 script for doing this dir watch/parsing handy?, or can type a fully tested and working one up, that can automate this input dir, input-name parsing,processing to the above settings, and finally output dir *inputname-fixed.mp4 ;)

Fizick
11th August 2009, 18:27
AVSP
http://avisynth.org/qwerpoi/

popper
11th August 2009, 21:19
AVSP
http://avisynth.org/qwerpoi/

thanks Fizick.

it seems quite good for a self contained 2 year old python script GUI app...

i also noticed that you did several plugin's "for old film restoration and video cleaning" on your site.

i wonder if you might give me some clues and tips were to start with trying to clean this...(when the 2 attachments get approved, the original png's got converted to jpg for some reason!) as an example of the batching, as pre-filtering old video to clean it up with AVS is all new to me.