No Compression mode and AVISynth

[steptoe]

If I set the No Compression mode to check some filters on samples of a DVD I'm working on, does scripting still work on the output video

Might seem an obvious answer, but it ain't in the help file under the "No Compression" setting description that any scripts you are running will still be used

This way I can test the result of filters without having to encode the video everytime to check what difference filters or their settings make to the output

Thanks

[jdobbs]

Sorry, but no. "No compression" does not process any filters. The problem is, that if you apply filters (change the video) you have to, by definition, reencode.

[steptoe]

Thanks, just thinking about it, obviously you would have to reencode a AVISynth frameserves to whatever encoder


Is there a way then to do super fast encodes, so that I can test filters without having to wait for CCE to encode properly


Even if I'm only using a sample of say 2-3 minutes, if you fiddling with filters to reduce scratches or bad spotting on old black and white films, repeating it with various filter options all adds to time

Once you're happy with sed filters, then fine let the encoders plod along doing what they are good at, but can CCE be persuaded to do a super fast encode

[djan]

Use Rb-Opt, you can check filters changing avs file for each VTS.

[jptheripper]

you can always just open the avs in media player without doing any encoding