trim() location in the scripts

[FredThompson]

Pro 1.09.3 is putting the trim() command before the processing part of the AVS scripts. Is that intended?

[jdobbs]

I didn't change it from v1.09.2... I'll do some tests.

[jdobbs]

I just checked. The "Trim()" is placed after any lines added using the filter editor.

[FredThompson]

The reason I asked is I have two different filter chains; one for progressive, one for interlaced source. With the older versions, I would do a global search-and-replace based on the ConvertToYV12() or ConvertToYUY2() commands. The order now is trim() then the conversion so this method isn't working properly.

Unfortunately, I don't have the older versions. I get excited with each new release and replace all copies. That's not so wise on my part, is it?...

[FredThompson]

Can you configure it so trim() is the last command? I've looked through the menus and don't see a way to do this. It would help with conditional (interlaced vs. progressive) scripts.

[FredThompson]

Jdobbs, will you change the default line order so the conversion happens before the trim() command or add a way to have 2 scripts; one for interlaced source and one for progressive?

[Boulder]

add a way to have 2 scripts; one for interlaced source and one for progressive?
I agree, this would be a great option for movies that have the extras on the same disc as the feature itself.