View Full Version : How to add filters using avisynth and staxrip ?
contactadam2002
8th October 2007, 23:50
I am using staxrip and noticed that it's possible to use filters provided by avisynth. I have downloaded loads, but don't know how to add them to avisynth so that they appear on staxrip. Dropping the .dll file into the relevant folder didn't seem to work (all I could find was the plugin folder, the filter one didn't have the right files so I assumed it was the wrong folder to drop them in). The filters were designed for the version that I'm using.
rampampam
9th October 2007, 00:46
i guess avisynth plugins can be of 2 kinds -
.dll - avisynth 2.5.7 (or greater) will autoload these if they are in the avisynth plugins folder ...
.avs - rename these to .avsi, put them in the avisynth plugins folder and avisynth will autoload these as well ...
then in staxrip, right click in the filters box, click profiles and create new lines for your new filters like this -
[Sharpener]
LimitedSharpenFaster = LimitedSharpenFaster()
for example ...
then u can add these new filters into the filters box whenever u feel the need to use them ...
contactadam2002
9th October 2007, 08:29
Any Ideas Where To Find The Scripts???
djbejoyous
12th April 2010, 05:54
please can someone explain little more? I'm using StaxRip and i wanna add some filter but i'm really so pure about that :)
How to add and use for example ''' LimitedSharpen or Seesaw ''' filter with StaxRip ?
Thanks..
Guest
12th April 2010, 16:07
rampampam explained it above. Did you try that and if so what problem did you run into?
stax76
12th April 2010, 16:41
There is a wiki page explaining some things, I've just improved it a little bit:
http://staxrip.wikispaces.com/AviSynth+Filters
djbejoyous
12th April 2010, 18:31
rampampam explained it above. Did you try that and if so what problem did you run into?
if i can try, i will not ask bro...I have no idea about filters, Only i want to learn that...Even my English terribly bad and because of it so...
rampampam, said somethings but which .dll or which .avs ?
for example i did so but how i can use scrips ? I'm really so pure about that..
I thought maybe somebody can prepare for us..explain with picture step by step..
Wummel
26th May 2010, 11:33
I am also just trying to get something into staxrip - McBobU.
Reading this thread, I thought copying all prerequisites into staxrip's avs plugin folder should do the job...
I had to figure out that mcbobu.avsi won't autoload - maybe autoload doesn't work in staxrip's avs plugin folder?
Right now I added to staxrip:
Advanced | McBobU = LoadPlugin("I:\Programme\staxrip-1.1.6\Applications\AviSynth plugins\nnedi3.dll") Import("I:\Programme\staxrip-1.1.6\Applications\AviSynth plugins\MCBobUv5.avsi") McBobU()
I started with MCBobUv5.avsi, which then missed nnedi3.dll, which I also needed to load manually.
Now some more Prerequisites are missing that I need to add, but I wonder: Should auto load work, or do I really have to import everything on my one. BTW - is there some way to avoid full path names? Just loading "MCBobUv5.avsi" didn't work.
I also would like to be able to use it in a portable way, where pathes can be different...
stax76
26th May 2010, 11:38
StaxRip's 'AviSynth plugins' directory isn't the AviSynth plugins directory for auto loading, you can find that in the main menu at:
Tools > Directories > Plugins
Read the wiki ;)
http://staxrip.wikispaces.com/AviSynth+Filters
Wummel
29th May 2010, 04:10
Hi Stax,
thanks for answering so promptly :)
I know where to find the plugin directory from the system, but unfortunately that doesn't help if I want to bundle the plugin with a portable version of StaxRip. But probably there is no other solution than using the system dir, or inserting the include statement with full path...
stax76
29th May 2010, 07:12
You can use macros to get portable paths to use for manual LoadPlugin calls.
dirk362
3rd January 2011, 20:53
In interest of sharing, here is what I ended up with to add a specific filter (well it's the way I did it and may not be the most elegant). Obviously you need to copy the file(s) to the directory specified in the loadplugin...
[Convolution3D]
High = Loadplugin("G:\Tools\StaxRip\Applications\AviSynth plugins\Convolution3D\Convolution3DYV12.dll")%newline%Convolution3D(preset="movieHQ")
Low = Loadplugin("G:\Tools\StaxRip\Applications\AviSynth plugins\Convolution3D\Convolution3DYV12.dll")%newline%Convolution3D(preset="movieLQ")
AnimeHQ = Loadplugin("G:\Tools\StaxRip\Applications\AviSynth plugins\Convolution3D\Convolution3DYV12.dll")%newline%Convolution3D(preset="animeHQ")
AnimeLQ = Loadplugin("G:\Tools\StaxRip\Applications\AviSynth plugins\Convolution3D\Convolution3DYV12.dll")%newline%Convolution3D(preset="animeLQ")
vhsBQ = Loadplugin("G:\Tools\StaxRip\Applications\AviSynth plugins\Convolution3D\Convolution3DYV12.dll")%newline%Convolution3D(preset="vhsBQ")
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