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redfordxx
14th December 2011, 01:57
I got it...this is sick;-):getpath
::%1-variable
SET %~1=%~dp1
goto:eof
StainlessS
14th December 2011, 14:53
Just for you info, I've just found these functions in the Avisynth docs
ScriptName, ScriptFile, ScriptDir, (EDIT: Since v2.6.)
which I was not previously aware of.
They are easiest to find in the Avisynth2.6 Help CHM via MediaFire
in my sig (it is a searchable version of the Docs).
redfordxx
14th December 2011, 19:07
Yeah, that really must be new, because I remember somewhere seeing the ScriptName doing via try/catch error message.
Thanx but not for my purpose because ScriptDir is exactly what I don't want;-)
By the way StainlessS, you were mentioning some time ago, that you were interested int RedAverage...did you try already? Did it work for you?
StainlessS
14th December 2011, 23:03
Not tried as yet, I have it in the queue of things I have to do, (downloaded it some time ago and think I have the
most recent version also). Gonna try your batcher too when I get around to it. Thankyou.
redfordxx
17th December 2011, 17:53
Update.
Damn avs template has 10kB already.
redfordxx
19th December 2011, 16:45
wow, when I open the process list in FAR manager, I can see current values of my variables in batch file. It's nice for debugging the batch script. *FAR is best* ;-)
redfordxx
20th December 2011, 06:54
Hi, guys, muxing stopped to work after I upgraded mkvmerge. Just letting you know, before I figure it out and publish update. Probably some change in CLI syntax, which is really not what I would expect.

EDIT: seems to me, that the track numbering was starting with 1 and now it is 0. Isn't that weird?
Did anyone notice this change? or it is maybe change in x264? I don't know where the track numbers come from...
redfordxx
6th January 2012, 12:21
I have partially figured out the aspect ratio issue, at least for MPEG2. And also denoising. As soon as I will cleanup it, I will put new version online.
And I know already also that the 16:9 ratio in MPEG2 does not mean the picture is 16:9. So this I have covered. However, I don't know about MPEG1 yet. Is it also that the display aspect ratio reported by DGIndex is not the real ration or in case of MPEG1 I can take the numbers I see in log file? Thank you
magsoud
26th January 2013, 00:59
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