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Pko
15th April 2002, 20:39
There are two sugestively-named Aviosynth DLLs included in DVD2SVCD package, "Avisynth Subtitler.dll" and "Avisynth BMP Loader.dll", but I cannot find how to use them in my projects, I cannot find instructions for them... Is that information available?

Also, are there anywhere a Avisynth scripting language reference guide more up to date than http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~benrg/avisynth-reference.html ? there are some expressions I've seen in .avs files that are not explained there, and some of the filters do not work (like dissolve)...

There were a Avisynth FAQ project here in the forum some time ago, but it appears to contain only questions and not answers :-)

dividee
15th April 2002, 23:00
About the filters in the DVD2SVCD package, you'd better ask in one of the DVD2SVCD forum...

There is a more up to date avisynth reference doc at www.videotools.net. As for Dissolve, if you really need it, I attach my own avisynth dll where it works (it comes without any warranty of course)

I'd like to see the FAQ project revived too, but I don't have the time to do it myself now.

Pko
16th April 2002, 17:25
Originally posted by dividee
About the filters in the DVD2SVCD package, you'd better ask in one of the DVD2SVCD forum...

There is a more up to date avisynth reference doc at www.videotools.net. As for Dissolve, if you really need it, I attach my own avisynth dll where it works (it comes without any warranty of course)

I'd like to see the FAQ project revived too, but I don't have the time to do it myself now.

Thak you very much!

I will ask in the DVD2SVCD forum, I was a little reluctant to do it because I was afraid of being accused of crossposting :-)

I am doing an animated menu for a music videos' SVCD

I did a workaround of dissolve with

A=fadeout(clip1)
B=reverse(fadeout(reverse(clip2)))
A++B

But I will try your DLL, I hope the results will be better... (the fade-to-black, fade-from-blak seems OK, but makes the menu a little too long)