Cool use of avisynth

[Zarxrax]

I came across this today and thought it was really cool. An Anime Music Video edited entirely in avisynth! Its rather short, but it is quite good and really shows off Avisynth's power as a non-linear editor!
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?vid_id=90180

Here is the avisynth script that was used: http://www.pwolfamv.com/Videopics/Pain(avisynth).avs

[Wilbert]

Yes it looks pretty cool!

[Prodater64]

I came across this today and thought it was really cool. An Anime Music Video edited entirely in avisynth! Its rather short, but it is quite good and really shows off Avisynth's power as a non-linear editor!
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?vid_id=90180

Here is the avisynth script that was used: http://www.pwolfamv.com/Videopics/Pain(avisynth).avs


I cant download it!

:confused:

[Wilbert]

You have to register first :)

[Zarxrax]

Or you can purchase the dvd and the song and recreate it yourself from the script :D

[foxyshadis]

That's neat. It's too bad the guy was so frustrated over it; it'd be really nice to be able to use premier for the cut/fade drudgery and export a script to edit from there. But that's dreaming. :p

I wonder if it's even possible to come up with what Koop does in avs.

[Mug Funky]

it'd be really nice to be able to use premier for the cut/fade drudgery and export a script to edit from there. But that's dreaming.

well... avs can read from text files can't it? and it's got some basic string functions?

i think it might just be possible to write a parser for premiere's EDL exports - generic EDL is a standard, and premiere pro's XML files are barely even machine-readible (look how often premiere crashes on loading...).

if i get enough time, or convince someone with more time to do this, there might be a script function called "EDLsource" coming in the future. as always with me, don't hold your breath :)

[E-Male]

...it'd be really nice to be able to use premier for the cut/fade drudgery and export a script to edit from there. But that's dreaming. :pi think it might just be possible to write a parser for premiere's EDL exports - generic EDL is a standard, and premiere pro's XML files are barely even machine-readible...could someone post some simple example files (+ for each a sentence or 2 what the project includes [files and cuts])?