blausand
21st December 2007, 17:42
Hi there,
we need to StackHorizontally some .IFF Sequences.
Thankfully, Avery (phaeron) has added Maya .IFF Support to VirtualDub by now.
Unfortunately, that seems impossible with the VDub-Filters i know of. (I.e. FilterBlender can't blend additively yet.)
http://avisynth.org/oldwiki/index.php?page=IPCSource+Deutsch says:
IPCSource öffnet einen Kommunikationskanal zu einem AviSynth kompatiblen FrameServer, der auf dem Rechner läuft. IPC steht für "inter-process communication". Der einzige kompatible Frameserver ist momentan das Premiere Export Plugin. Vielleicht ist !Avisynth's Frameserver bald kompatibel zu VirtualDub's Frameserver, aber im Moment ist dem nicht so. Aber man kann VDR Dateien mit AviSource öffnen.
Where's the Development thread of that Frameserver issue?
I set up a frameserver of th IFF.sequence in VDub as .vdr (and tried as .avi), but opening the .vdr with AviSource results in an "AviFileSource: Couldn't open file" Error :(
Therefore i humbly ask you to show me a way of importing the .IFF sequence into Avisynth so that i don't have to convert the whole Stuff once more, before it gets Encoded.
PS.: Unfortunately, Maya hardware renders corrupt or false .png files.
PPS.: And Unfortunately, AlphaChannels are not properly supported in VirtualDub. Avery needs some more voices for better priority ranking of the RGBA-issue!!
we need to StackHorizontally some .IFF Sequences.
Thankfully, Avery (phaeron) has added Maya .IFF Support to VirtualDub by now.
Unfortunately, that seems impossible with the VDub-Filters i know of. (I.e. FilterBlender can't blend additively yet.)
http://avisynth.org/oldwiki/index.php?page=IPCSource+Deutsch says:
IPCSource öffnet einen Kommunikationskanal zu einem AviSynth kompatiblen FrameServer, der auf dem Rechner läuft. IPC steht für "inter-process communication". Der einzige kompatible Frameserver ist momentan das Premiere Export Plugin. Vielleicht ist !Avisynth's Frameserver bald kompatibel zu VirtualDub's Frameserver, aber im Moment ist dem nicht so. Aber man kann VDR Dateien mit AviSource öffnen.
Where's the Development thread of that Frameserver issue?
I set up a frameserver of th IFF.sequence in VDub as .vdr (and tried as .avi), but opening the .vdr with AviSource results in an "AviFileSource: Couldn't open file" Error :(
Therefore i humbly ask you to show me a way of importing the .IFF sequence into Avisynth so that i don't have to convert the whole Stuff once more, before it gets Encoded.
PS.: Unfortunately, Maya hardware renders corrupt or false .png files.
PPS.: And Unfortunately, AlphaChannels are not properly supported in VirtualDub. Avery needs some more voices for better priority ranking of the RGBA-issue!!