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27th September 2006, 18:26 | #201 | Link |
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It was probably user error the way I didn't set the max height
and max width of the preview window to enable scroll bars rather than let the preview window, when zooming, overrun the sliders. Having done a bunch of layout in Java, I understand what you mean when the code gets complex. Thanks for discussing aspect ratios in the preview versus in a seperate application. Your suggestion of having the preview be unaltered is the better way to go, yes. The option to zoom seemed like the option to adjust aspect ratios, that's all I was thinking. I have a runtime issue with 1.1.6. I unzip a fresh copy. Avsp is installed in: C:\Program Files (x86)\AvsP Avisynth is in: C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5.7RC1 I click Options -> Settings... I click the OK button. I get an error popup: |
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Edit: Looks like doom9's aspect ratio page had all the info I needed. I implemented the feature, great stuff, especially handy with the crop editor! I'll try to get the new release out in a couple of days. Quote:
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Edit: I think I know what the problem is, it's a stupid mistake on my part. The problem is with the "AviSynth help file/url:" entry in the "General" tab, replace %avisynthdir% in that text box with your actual AviSynth directory (in your case, C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5.7RC1). You should be able to hit OK from now on with no problems. I'll get that fixed by the next release. Last edited by qwerpoi; 28th September 2006 at 01:23. |
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Aah, the problem is caused by the fact that I failed to translate one of the messages, I'll fix right away. I also noticed that there's quite a few messages in the avs2avi that I didn't make translatable, so that will be in the new release as well. |
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BTW, a very useful program, and thanks for all the effort. |
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Anyway, back on topic, using F2 and F3 for tab switching sounds reasonable, but I've already reserved F1 through F4 for the first four macros. I did this because theoretically you would write a macro that you couldn't live without, or a macro that requires a lot of activation (the insanely complex "Manual Telecide" macro for example), and you would want to be able to access it as fast as possible. This already screws with the standard F3 shortcut for "Find next" which you'll find on nearly every program (although I guess not on Maxthon or ie), which I changed to Ctrl-Shift-F, which is kind of ugly. So. I'm willing to change things around, let's say macros get Ctrl-F1 through Ctrl-F4, then F2 can be used to switch to the previous tab, F3 would switch to the next. I could leave the Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab shortcuts alone so as not to upset the Firefox/Foobar/every tabbed program in existence crowd. But I'm not going to change anything until more people chime in, either with approval or other possible shortcuts. Until then, you'll just have to live with the standard shortcuts, or spend more time with your mouse (shudder). Last edited by qwerpoi; 28th September 2006 at 07:47. |
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Cheers. [EDIT] I think checkboxes for section toggling should be hierarchicly in the same place as in the script. Code:
AVISource("c:\Download\movie.avi") ConvertToYUY2() [HDR] HDRAgc (coef_gain=[<"HDR Gain", 0.0, 3.0, 1.0>], coef_sat=[<"HDR Saturation", 0.0, 3.0, 1.0>]) [/HDR] [Lanczos] LanczosResize([<"Lanczos Width % 16", 352, 720, 640>],[<"Lanczos Height % 16", 352, 720, 480>]) [/Lanczos] Toggle HDR Toggle Lanczos 4 x sliders I would expect something like this: Toggle HDR 2 x sliders Toggle Lanczos 2 x sliders
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Wow, I just tried AvsP and I absolutely love it! I've never even considered using anything besides notepad, but this has definately become my default avs editor!
I've got a couple suggestions for it. 1. Custom keyboard shortcuts. Some of the keyboard shortcuts seem strange to me, or some features I might use may not have a shortcut, so it would be nice if they were customizable. 2. Add an option to update the preview each time you change a line and then move focus to a different line. As you make changes to the script, it will automatically update the preview, so you dont have to keep pressing f5 to see the change. 3. Try to catch script errors in AvsP. If there is an error in the syntax, highlight the line, and maybe have a popup that tells the exact error. Instead of showing the error in the video preview, it can just show you right in the text editor. This feature would go a long ways towards making idea #2 actually usable. It would also be extremely nice to get some realtime feedback as you are typing. For instance, if I forget a comma somewhere, it would be nice if this could be highlighted immediately as im typing. 4. On the popup that shows the filter parameters, it would be nice if you could just click on certain parameters to add them to your script (and also let this be done via keyboard shortcuts). For example, if I type the tweak command, the popup will show all the various parameters such as hue, sat, bright, etc. If you were to click on "sat" it would insert "sat=" into your script. As for the help function that it currently goes to when you click, I suppose that could be moved to the right-click (whch currently seems to give an error message!). 5. Double-click a tab to duplicate it. This will make comparing two scripts much quicker, as it would save you the trouble of making a new tab, going back to the original tab, copying, going back to the new tab, paste... That's all the suggestions I've got for now. Thanks so much for this wonderful program! |
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Now this I can do, a great suggestion. Keep in mind there are a couple of shortcuts already, adding a new tab already copies any selected text from the current tab (making it possible to duplicate a script with keyboard shortcuts entirely, Ctrl-A then Ctrl-N), also you can drag-and-drop text in the tab area to create a new tab with that text. But your suggestion is even faster, so it'll be in the next release. Thanks for all the feedback. |
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Ah, I didn't know about the Ctrl+A, Ctrl+N trick.
As for the syntax checking, it should be possible to do a lot of it without reading errors directly from avisynth. Since I would assume AvsP is quite aware of what constitutes proper syntax, it should be possible to determine when you type something that blatantly violates the syntax. If you have ever used Microsoft Visual Studio, this is the kind of thing I am talking about--whenever you type something wrong, it will underline it with a squiggly line. Of course, I'm not sure how much work something like that would be. Maybe it's not feasible. |
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First of all: A big THANKS for the great tool!!
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I miss something like VDubMod's 'Cut' and 'Insert Frameset As Trims' function. With VDubMod, I find it very simple to cut out the commercial breaks out of TV-captures, and after that, with a simple click, you get the appropriate 'trim(...) ++ trim(...) ++ trim(...)' line for the script. Would it be possible (or is it already planned) to implant this feature? This would also mean, the preview-function would have to be changed a little, so that the preview picture would be updated much more often than at the moment (not just at the position where you stop the slider, but all the way while you scroll the slider), to make it easier to find the right part of the movie. Still, great, great tool, please keep up the excellent work!! |
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Sorry about not getting the new release out yet, I'm currently working on making keyboard shortcuts customizable, which should make some of you out there very happy. It'll probably be out sometime soon after the weekend.
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I have AvsP v1.1.6 programmed in a tool button on my version of FilmCutter, open a script or name a new one and click the AvsP icon. When AvsP is done with the script just close and you are back, edited script loaded. sorry qwerpoi, haven’t clicked it to much. But when I do the video preview jumps off the bottom of my screen. Mine is only 480 p high. I am sure you are aware of it. But I must applaud your work on the filter parameter dialog box (and the rest of your work), coding all of that must have been a pain. If I enhance avsFilmCutter's command line switches to include play. I could click AvsP from FilmCutter and then assign FilmCutter as the external player from your program. Would that violate the looping rules? I need some time off. Ebt |
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Hi,
how do i make it show a preview of my source? If i load the Plugins and the source it just shows me a big greyed out window. I can move the slider and AvsP counts the frames but no picture appears. When i try to zoom in the preview window just becomes black. Loading the Script in VD works fine. I'm using v.1.1.6. Here's the script: LoadPlugin("d:\encode\dgmpgdec148\DGDecode.dll") LoadPlugin("d:\encode\dgmpgdec148\mpasource_25_dll_20031214\mpasource.dll") MPEG2Source("d:\encode\alpha.d2v",cpu=3) MPASource("d:\encode\alpha - DELAY -8ms.mpa") AudioDub(video,audio) thx |
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video = MPEG2Source("d:\encode\alpha.d2v",cpu=3) audio = MPASource("d:\encode\alpha - DELAY -8ms.mpa") AudioDub(video,audio) |
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