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19th February 2014, 18:04 | #1 | Link |
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DVD scripts ?
Hi,
Recently i found it convenient to watch old movies while eliminating the shaking and jitter, due to what ever, one cannot always portray this as a "feature". Hence it was tiresome, so i just used depan estimate and stabilize : last = video i = ConvertToYV12() # mdata = DePanEstimate(i) mdata = DePanEstimate(i, dxmax=16, dymax=16, zoommax=1) DePanStabilize(i, data=mdata) This made the film quit enjoyable even on my old laptop... Well but when it comes to just watch a DVD you must apply the usual procedure... rip, build index d2v file, vfapi. How do you use avs with dvd ? Thanks, L |
20th February 2014, 04:51 | #2 | Link |
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You could try using PotPlayer or the avisynth function in FFDShow. Depending on your software player. and how all your codecs and filters are configured.
also take into consideration if the film is interlaced/telecined. Although, vfapi isn't part of my usual procedure. most often, not even indexing it as I just FFDShow. But even then, I don't add anything to it. I use it mostly with SmoothVideoProject and SVP does the scripting automatically. I just make sure I watch progressive sources or tinker with LAV video before sending it to FFDShow.
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24th February 2014, 20:39 | #3 | Link |
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ffdshow function
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162106
Put ffavisynth.avsi and ffavisynth.dll (supplied with ffdshow) in your Avisynth plugins folder. Then use the "ffdshow" function, described here. Thanks, i will try that soon. L |
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