laurentje
7th January 2012, 20:42
Everybody says: installing Megui is pretty simple: download the latest build and 'install' it (I google it ). But how do you this?
First I installed AviSynth (full) and this was easy because it was with an installer-exe-file. And then I tried Megui...
The latest build of Megui is a zip-file, no installer. So I downloaded this file and un-zipped it in a map. First I tried to save it in the 'c:\Program Files'-folder but this was a disaster afterwards. I could open Megui.exe, but no close because acces to settings.xml was refused. The only solution was to kill the application with TaskManager. (My system is Vista Home Premium)
So I unzipped the file to an other map outside this folder, for which I have the full rights. Then I launched megui.exe and then there was a call for updating the several parts of Megui. All went normal. I copied the NeroAAC-encoder in the default map. Finaly I tought that all was installed and I tried to encode (x264) with this avs-file:
DirectShowSource("C:\Users\Roland\Videos\nam\clips\t76_030.avi")
TDeint() #Deinterlaces the clip
#Crop(4,0,-4,0) #Crops video to get rid of black bars
Spline36Resize(640,360) #Resize the clip
ConvertToYV12()
I tried to load this script but I got the warning: "AviSynth script error: Script error: there is no function named "TDeint" ...". That's funny because in the map "megui\tools\avisynth_plugin" I saw this file; is it because this was missing in the "AviSynth 2.5\plugins"-map? Then I copied all filters from the Megui-avisynth_plugin-map to the AviSynth-plugin-map. Then I loaded again the avs-file without problem and I can make the encode as wished.
Now twice the same Avisynth-filters, in the MeGui-map AND in the AviSynth-map. I think that Megui is also looking for updates of the filters, like 'Tdeint'; and if there is a newer version, Megui will copie it to my system into the Megui-folder and not into AviSynth-map. At the end I can have different versions of filters.
My question is now: which version of filter will be taken by Megui. And why do we need 2 sets of filters?
Any help or answer is much appreciated.
First I installed AviSynth (full) and this was easy because it was with an installer-exe-file. And then I tried Megui...
The latest build of Megui is a zip-file, no installer. So I downloaded this file and un-zipped it in a map. First I tried to save it in the 'c:\Program Files'-folder but this was a disaster afterwards. I could open Megui.exe, but no close because acces to settings.xml was refused. The only solution was to kill the application with TaskManager. (My system is Vista Home Premium)
So I unzipped the file to an other map outside this folder, for which I have the full rights. Then I launched megui.exe and then there was a call for updating the several parts of Megui. All went normal. I copied the NeroAAC-encoder in the default map. Finaly I tought that all was installed and I tried to encode (x264) with this avs-file:
DirectShowSource("C:\Users\Roland\Videos\nam\clips\t76_030.avi")
TDeint() #Deinterlaces the clip
#Crop(4,0,-4,0) #Crops video to get rid of black bars
Spline36Resize(640,360) #Resize the clip
ConvertToYV12()
I tried to load this script but I got the warning: "AviSynth script error: Script error: there is no function named "TDeint" ...". That's funny because in the map "megui\tools\avisynth_plugin" I saw this file; is it because this was missing in the "AviSynth 2.5\plugins"-map? Then I copied all filters from the Megui-avisynth_plugin-map to the AviSynth-plugin-map. Then I loaded again the avs-file without problem and I can make the encode as wished.
Now twice the same Avisynth-filters, in the MeGui-map AND in the AviSynth-map. I think that Megui is also looking for updates of the filters, like 'Tdeint'; and if there is a newer version, Megui will copie it to my system into the Megui-folder and not into AviSynth-map. At the end I can have different versions of filters.
My question is now: which version of filter will be taken by Megui. And why do we need 2 sets of filters?
Any help or answer is much appreciated.