Analysis pass with CLI

[Umi]

Hi, is there a way to run an analysis pass like you do in MeGUI or VirtualDub, but by using the Command pormpt instead?

[LoRd_MuldeR]

What encoder do your refer to? x264? Xvid?

[Umi]

In MeGUI there is a button named "Queue Analysis Pass". I would like to know what program it uses when i does that.
I don't really understand what you mean with which encoder it refers to, but if x264 or XviD can do this, I would like to know.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

What exactly do you mean with "Analysis Pass" ???

I was assuming that you mean the first pass of a multi-pass encode (using the Xvid or x264 encoder).

[Keiyakusha]

I think he wants play-through-file thing which is used for example for 2-pass avisynth scripts.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

I think he wants play-through-file thing which is used for example for 2-pass avisynth scripts.

Do I understand you right? He simply wants to play/preview his Avisynth script? From the commandline MPlayer can do that:

MPlayer.exe "C:\Some Folder\My Script.avs"

[Keiyakusha]

Do I understand you right? He simply wants to play/preview his Avisynth script? From the commandline MPlayer can do that:
Yes, I guess so. Play script as fast as possible so different metrics can be calculated, logged and used in 2n pass.

[Umi]

I think he wants play-through-file thing which is used for example for 2-pass avisynth scripts.
Yes. What parameters should I use to make it as fast as possible?

I tried Mplayer but it's to slow.

[rack04]

Yes. What parameters should I use to make it as fast as possible?

I tried Mplayer but it's to slow.

What information are you hoping to gain from doing the "analysis pass"?

[Umi]

In my avisynth script I have:

Avisource("clip")
ref1 = imagesource("image1").ConvertToYV12()
ref2 = imagesource("image2").ConvertToYV12()
WriteFileIf(last,"file.txt", "(lumadifference(last,ref1)<30) || (lumadifference(last,ref2)<30)","current_frame",append=false)

So what I want to do is, is to compare every frame from the clip with the reference frames.

[TinTime]

I use avs2avi (http://www.moitah.net/)for this purpose:

avs2avi.exe input.avs -c null -o n

[Umi]

Thank you!

[southsideringo]

I use

for %%z in ("*.avs") do ffmpeg -i "%%z" -f null -