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pyrobooby · 14th April 2013, 08:13

Yeah, it's efficient in some way. But I think the built-in AVS Script Creator is too basic to handle complex video editing. With the creator, you tell it your parameters and it translates it for you. And something untranslatable must be typed by yourself. So I have to type lots of code if I want to do the same thing in Premiere: import 4 1080i videos, deinterlace and do a color calibration, delayer 1 of these as PIP, fade in and out and resize it for 720P. But I dislike Premiere because it is commercial and it occupies RAM and HDD space(cache) a lot. I love the way avs works:the script pretends to be a real video file. So I really want this kind of GUI.

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pyrobooby Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Shanghai, China Posts: 8	Yeah, it's efficient in some way. But I think the built-in AVS Script Creator is too basic to handle complex video editing. With the creator, you tell it your parameters and it translates it for you. And something untranslatable must be typed by yourself. So I have to type lots of code if I want to do the same thing in Premiere: import 4 1080i videos, deinterlace and do a color calibration, delayer 1 of these as PIP, fade in and out and resize it for 720P. But I dislike Premiere because it is commercial and it occupies RAM and HDD space(cache) a lot. I love the way avs works:the script pretends to be a real video file. So I really want this kind of GUI.