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fenomeno83
28th July 2010, 17:50
Can I save output from a player in a file?
I have stereoscopic player, that works with avisynth script.
So, from player I can regulate some paramethers and at the end it will show video..I want save that video processed by stereoscopic player in a new file
AVIL
28th July 2010, 23:06
Hi,
Try to capture the screen with any dedicated soft. One available (free, open source) is Camstudio:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/
But your PC must be very powerful to process the video and simultaneously capturate it.
Good Luck
wonkey_monkey
29th July 2010, 00:25
What does the player do with the AVS output being playing it, and could that be replicated by a more complex AVS script?
fenomeno83
29th July 2010, 00:38
Hi,
Try to capture the screen with any dedicated soft. One available (free, open source) is Camstudio:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/
But your PC must be very powerful to process the video and simultaneously capturate it.
Good Luck
I have an Intel Core I5.
My monitor is 1920x1080.
But this means that if I have a 1920x1080 video, i must put it in full screen and record my full desktop?
I can't capture "resolution" inside the windows player, right?
Any solution with avisynth, also if player from which I want capture screen supports avs files?
fenomeno83
29th July 2010, 01:12
What does the player do with the AVS output being playing it, and could that be replicated by a more complex AVS script?
I didn't understand :D
fenomeno83
29th July 2010, 10:46
??????
wonkey_monkey
29th July 2010, 16:27
You said:
I have stereoscopic player, that works with avisynth script.
I took that to mean that you open an AVS script with the player, which then does something to it to render it viewable in 3D.
I was wondering exactly what the player does, because perhaps that can be rewritten entirely in Avisynth, which means you could then just use VirtualDub to save a new video file.
David
poisondeathray
29th July 2010, 16:32
If the player is directshow based, maybe you could string together something in graphedit / graphstudio
fenomeno83
29th July 2010, 18:39
You said:
I took that to mean that you open an AVS script with the player, which then does something to it to render it viewable in 3D.
I was wondering exactly what the player does, because perhaps that can be rewritten entirely in Avisynth, which means you could then just use VirtualDub to save a new video file.
David
I want to say that this player support also avs script(so if exists a script that save output of a player in a file, this player can use this avs script)..but I want that when I open a video 3d with stereoscopic player and from player are applied some filter in according to output, I want save it.
For example, if I have this 3d video (this is screenshot when I open with a normal player)
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/91/immaginejnc.png
Using stereoscopic player, and setting in my case anaglyph red and cyan output (for red and cyan glasses) this will be output(need red and cyan glassed to watch 3d effect):
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/6403/immagine3qn.png
So, i'd like save this output from stereoscopic player in a file (and watching with a player that I want, already converted into anaglyph red and cyan), because I tried some avs script that convert into anaglyph red and cyan but doesn't works fine as do stereoscopic player in realtime..for this reason I prefer have in a file result of stereoscopic player processing
fenomeno83
29th July 2010, 18:41
If the player is directshow based, maybe you could string together something in graphedit / graphstudio
yes..is direcshow based...but I have not idea how make something in graphedit..
can you help me? you can download trial version of stereoscopic player
http://www.3dtv.at/Index_en.aspx
fenomeno83
30th July 2010, 09:59
help please
fenomeno83
31st July 2010, 10:01
solved with fraps
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