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Dreamhacker
11th February 2005, 21:54
What program can create .avs files? Have seen them before when using GKnot, but not sure what created them :\
niamh
11th February 2005, 22:09
Notepad :)

to use them, you need avisynth though
video_magic
11th February 2005, 22:15
You can type up scripts in plain text in notepad.

Look at the Avisynth documentation for general information to get you started.
Amnon82
13th February 2005, 16:02
It is simple. AVS-Files are scripts. We use them to frameserve our movies to the encoder without decompressing them. The encoder believe he will get a uncompressed AVI-file.

A simple script looks like this:

LoadPlugin("<Path to the plugin>")
Source("<Path to the source>")

The 'Source' can be MPEG2Source for MPEG2, AVISource for AVI and DirectshowSource for Directshow.

Also You can use AVS-Scripts to add lots of filters. With filters You can improve the quality of the picture.

Go to the AVISYNTH-Forum to get more information. Also read the Docs at www.avisynth.org.
Affar
18th February 2005, 11:58
You can use ARCalculator (http://www.canalxvid.com/pafiledb/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=28) to create advanced avs files ;)
stax76
18th February 2005, 13:56
some more notepad alternatives :)

notepad2 (GPL, C style, Scintilla text component (portabel C++, C style API, everything from regex to block/column selection, even folding))

EmEditor (Shareware, many features, very professional, rich object model for scripting)

AVSEdit/DVX (SharpDevelop text component (port to Scintilla has been started), direct support for the AviSynth scripting language (syntax highlighting, code completion and more)
danpos
18th February 2005, 14:20
I suggest the TextPad ...:)

Cheers,