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Old 30th December 2002, 11:52   #61  |  Link
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'Tweak' function (in Avisynth2.5) don't work in YV12???
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Old 30th December 2002, 21:17   #62  |  Link
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'Tweak' function (in Avisynth2.5) don't work in YV12???
Thanks to Richard it does now

Anyway, I updated avisynth.org. I added "troubleshooting" to the main page - wrote some stuff for it - moved the wiki-stuff to the bottom of the page - added a description of vdubmod - updated some other pages.
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Old 31st December 2002, 07:04   #63  |  Link
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I instally AVIsynth 2.5 and VDmod 1.4.13.1. I get the following error.



If I do a ConvertToYUY2() or ConvertToRGB() it works fine. I thought VDmod was supposed to support YV12 video. I unzipped all the DLLs into the same directory as VDmod. I presume that's where it is supposed to go (seeing as there were no instructions).

Any ideas, or tips?

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Old 31st December 2002, 09:23   #64  |  Link
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Putting all the dll in the vdubmod directory is the way to go.

Maybe you need either the unstable xvid build or dvix 5.02.

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Putting all the dll in the vdubmod directory is the way to go.

Maybe you need either the unstable xvid build or dvix 5.02.

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Ok, now I can see the output footage (after installing Divx 5.02), but why it is shown as the wrong size vertically and horizontally when it's shown in VDmod?

Stereodude

Edit: Nevermind. This is a VirtualdubMod issue, not an AVIsynth one. I'll ask over there.

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Old 2nd January 2003, 04:27   #66  |  Link
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Would someone be so kind as to email me a copy of the latest Avisynth 2.5 DLL, or attach it to this thread? I have been trying to reach cultact-server.novi.dk page all day but can't get a response (traceroute gives up...). I'm trying to get some test jobs set up before going to bed in about 3 hours.

If someone has it mirrored somewhere already, I apologize. I searched the forum but didn't find it.

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Old 2nd January 2003, 04:52   #67  |  Link
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Would someone be so kind as to email me a copy of the latest Avisynth 2.5 DLL, or attach it to this thread? I have been trying to reach cultact-server.novi.dk page all day but can't get a response (traceroute gives up...). I'm trying to get some test jobs set up before going to bed in about 3 hours.

If someone has it mirrored somewhere already, I apologize. I searched the forum but didn't find it.

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Try this link: http://forum.doom9.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=232127

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Old 2nd January 2003, 04:59   #68  |  Link
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Stereodude, thank you for the quick help. Can't wait to get started.

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Old 3rd January 2003, 13:42   #69  |  Link
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stupid question ^^;

i ask me if TemporalSmoother & Spatialsmoother exists for avs1.5 YV12 ?

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Old 3rd January 2003, 13:52   #70  |  Link
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Re: stupid question ^^;

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i ask me if TemporalSmoother & Spatialsmoother exists for avs1.5 YV12 ?

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This filter functions (exactly TemporalSoften and SpatialSoften!) are built-in in Avisynth 2.5
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Old 3rd January 2003, 14:20   #71  |  Link
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This filter functions (exactly TemporalSoften and SpatialSoften!) are built-in in Avisynth 2.5
Yes, but only TemporalSoften works also in YV12.
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Old 3rd January 2003, 17:50   #72  |  Link
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When i try to click on the link for Decomb I get this message

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I know it's a sticky on the main forum, but im not sure if thats what you were linking to.

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I also get the "no permission" message when I click on the Decomb link in the FAQ.

I guess you actually want to link to this thread? http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=41943
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Old 4th January 2003, 15:31   #74  |  Link
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Yes, you are right. I linked to the wrong page. Thanks!
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Old 5th January 2003, 17:12   #75  |  Link
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@theReal: Anybody can edit these pages :-)))
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Old 30th January 2003, 08:37   #76  |  Link
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i noticed that divx encoded with fast recompress sometime have a bigger size than the same divx encoded with normal recompress,
but sometime size is the same.

Has this something to do with YV12 conversion??
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Old 30th January 2003, 19:27   #77  |  Link
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... yes - the YV12 -> RGB -> YV12 conversion sligtly blurs chroma, and since the conversion isn't lossless, the luma also gets slightly altered. So you get reduced quality (bad) at reduced size (good) and decreased speed (bad) - it's your choice!
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Old 31st January 2003, 15:31   #78  |  Link
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another thing, Yv12 cant be used in interlaced sources,
since some dvd is interlaced, then there are 2 different dvd standards?(Yv12-yuv2)
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Old 31st January 2003, 15:37   #79  |  Link
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Read this thread for an explanation of how YV12 is handled in interlaced video.
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Old 14th February 2003, 01:07   #80  |  Link
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Maybe it's nothing but...
I have a divx 3.11 alpha raw anime file. (lomotion)
when I try to open it using avisynth 2.5 & avisource,
Vdub tell me that codec used is RGB32 uncompressed.
When i add a convertToYv12() at the end of script
I ends with codec= divx5.02...

for playback default (and decoding if i'm not wrong)
I'm using divx 3.11 alpha and not divx5.02.

So here my question, is it just some weird error that tell vdub
he is decoding a divx5.02 file, or does avs really use divx 5.02
to decode 3.11 file...
In this case, it will be bad because divx 5.02 decode div3 stuff unproperly sometimes.

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