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bruce356 · 25th October 2019, 23:29

Hi, I have VirtualDub2_43803 and AviSynth v2.6 Official installed.

I am attempting to apply Video Fred's Script (01_A_Film_Restoring_Frame_Interpolation) and save the result.

I am new to this process of using VD & AviSth and to apply a scripts.

Not sure how to go about saving only the output frame as "Save Video" in VirtualDub saves both the original and result1.

I have read a large portion of this forum and only found one reference to saving by Patrick "Quote - Where is the modified clip stored?" but the reply by Video Fred is not detailed except partly to say "you must save the output somewhere" and am not sure if Patrick had the problem of it saving both windows.

Example image attached.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xznvu9oyyu...image.jpg?dl=0
Hoping you can help, or point me to an explanation of how to.

Thanks and regards - Bruce

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bruce356 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2019 Posts: 2	Hi, I have VirtualDub2_43803 and AviSynth v2.6 Official installed. I am attempting to apply Video Fred's Script (01_A_Film_Restoring_Frame_Interpolation) and save the result. I am new to this process of using VD & AviSth and to apply a scripts. Not sure how to go about saving only the output frame as "Save Video" in VirtualDub saves both the original and result1. I have read a large portion of this forum and only found one reference to saving by Patrick "Quote - Where is the modified clip stored?" but the reply by Video Fred is not detailed except partly to say "you must save the output somewhere" and am not sure if Patrick had the problem of it saving both windows. Example image attached. https://www.dropbox.com/s/xznvu9oyyu...image.jpg?dl=0 Hoping you can help, or point me to an explanation of how to. Thanks and regards - Bruce Last edited by bruce356; 25th October 2019 at 23:35.