Vdub filters in GKnot generated AVS file

[Pythos]

Maybe I'm just being a 'tard about this, but for some reason I can't figure out how to properly call vdub filters in the avs file that GKnot generates. I've figured out pretty much everything in the past on my own, but I was hoping that someone could point to a "how-to" or guide on using 3rd party vdub filters with GKnot.

All my attempts using the existing guides result in GKnot calling vdub, then vdub exiting immediately (at least until I use a script w/o my attempts at using filters in it).

Any help would be appreciated.

[hakko504]

A while ago Wilbert created a special import file for AVIsynth that you can use to add VD filters within the .avs. Read this thread. (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23804) Also read the AVISynth FAQ (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25002)

[theReal]

In the newer versions of avisynth, you can just import VDub filters (not all, but many) with

LoadVirtualdubPlugin("f:\gordianknot\virtualdub\plugins\delogo.vdf","delogo")

then use it as delogo() with the parameter line copied from a VDub .vcf file.

It's also described in the avisynth FAQ, I think.

[Pythos]

Thanks for the help. I figured it out after reading through the links in the first post a few times. I was actually doing everything right, but I missed the part about getting a copy of warpsharp that works in Vdub. Now everything's kosher and I'm happily encoding.