Didée
1st October 2007, 15:14
I noticed that mvbob dobles the framerate. Does mcbob do the same thing?
Sure, since that's what a bob filter is supposed to do.
If so, what's the *cough* way to reduce the framerate without losing all the effors done by the deinterlacer.
SelectEven() / SelectOdd() will do.
Note, I'm not sure you need MCBob at all ... mp4guy suggested it, you asked for a link - and here we are.
BTW ever thought of creating a zip with all filters requiered?Thought about: yes. Conclusion drawn: I'll never do.
(With minor exaggeration) - If I'd do so for all of my functions & for each of their possible variants, I would end up like putting the same handful of plugins in one hundred different packages, just in slightly changing combinations.
Why not go a step further and bundle Avisynth into every package, for the interested not-yet users of Avisynth?
Or another step ahead, bundle a Windows OS for the Mac & Linux users?
My functions are cooking recipes. The ingredients are available at the usual places ... baker, butcher, supermarket.
Period.
As you're the writer, I have another question, Can I mirror the download? (actually I don't want to mirror it, but have it within a zip as explained before).
Sure you can. But if you do, please remember you have to maintain the package. Instead of asking "hey, where to get all those plugs?", soon it would sound like "the package contains [this] in v9.0.378 and [that] in v4.73.11b, but there are v9.9.703 and v4.73.22e available!! Which are better to use? Are they safe? What's the difference? Why is your package so old, I ultimately need the new ones!" ...etc.pp.blablabla.
See?
=> baker, butcher, supermarket. ;)
Sure, since that's what a bob filter is supposed to do.
If so, what's the *cough* way to reduce the framerate without losing all the effors done by the deinterlacer.
SelectEven() / SelectOdd() will do.
Note, I'm not sure you need MCBob at all ... mp4guy suggested it, you asked for a link - and here we are.
BTW ever thought of creating a zip with all filters requiered?Thought about: yes. Conclusion drawn: I'll never do.
(With minor exaggeration) - If I'd do so for all of my functions & for each of their possible variants, I would end up like putting the same handful of plugins in one hundred different packages, just in slightly changing combinations.
Why not go a step further and bundle Avisynth into every package, for the interested not-yet users of Avisynth?
Or another step ahead, bundle a Windows OS for the Mac & Linux users?
My functions are cooking recipes. The ingredients are available at the usual places ... baker, butcher, supermarket.
Period.
As you're the writer, I have another question, Can I mirror the download? (actually I don't want to mirror it, but have it within a zip as explained before).
Sure you can. But if you do, please remember you have to maintain the package. Instead of asking "hey, where to get all those plugs?", soon it would sound like "the package contains [this] in v9.0.378 and [that] in v4.73.11b, but there are v9.9.703 and v4.73.22e available!! Which are better to use? Are they safe? What's the difference? Why is your package so old, I ultimately need the new ones!" ...etc.pp.blablabla.
See?
=> baker, butcher, supermarket. ;)