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n0an
25th October 2009, 22:40
Hello,
I am wanting to use some of the VirtualDub's internal plugins with my AVS. Is it possible to get .VDF's of the internal filters?
If not, what can be a good alternative for the Perspective filter?
Thanks!
LoRd_MuldeR
25th October 2009, 22:43
I am wanting to use some of the VirtualDub's internal plugins with my AVS. Is it possible to get .VDF's of the internal filters?
If you can manage to compile the "internal" filters as Plugins, then yes. Otherwise no.
I'm not aware of pre-compiled VDF's for the VirtaulDub's internal filters...
If not, what can be a good alternative for the Perspective filter?
ffdshow ;)
n0an
25th October 2009, 22:58
How do I use FFDShow as a perspective filter?
LoRd_MuldeR
25th October 2009, 23:11
How do I use FFDShow as a perspective filter?
Decode your source through DirectShowSource() and use ffdshow as your decoder ;)
MatLz
25th October 2009, 23:52
Or simply:
Ffdshow(preset="yourfiltering")
"yourfiltering" is just a save of settings you want in Ffdshow.
To do that you need ffAvisynth.dll and ffAvisynth.avsi I think...
Like that, no need directshowsource...which is not really frame acurate...(not to annoy My Lord ;) )
For internal Virtualdub's filters...I don't know.
n0an
27th October 2009, 00:11
"yourfiltering" is the path to the saved settings file?
Btw, it's actually a d2v file. DirectShow didn't preview it last time with some error.
Guest
27th October 2009, 00:14
Btw, it's actually a d2v file. DirectShow didn't preview it last time with some error. Use DSS on your original input stream, not the D2V. It's the file that you indexed with DGIndex.
MatLz
27th October 2009, 00:23
No it's the name of your filtering preset.
I explain better:
In Ffdshow video decoder configuration, select and adapt the filtering you want (perspective correction) then in 'configuration' you can save the filtering...for example,like 'n0anperspective'.
After that, in your script, call it by:
Ffdshow(preset="n0anperspective")
mgh
27th October 2009, 06:50
you can also use ffvdub.vdf which comes with the ffdshow installation as a virtualdub filter to do the same thing
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