Swede
7th July 2002, 21:26
I wrote a *small* util, just for myself, that someone might find useful, if not for anything else just to look at the DELPHI-code.
I needed this to find out which AviSynth-filters produced the best result for a specific clip and editing the script, reloading in vDub, go to the same frames, look at the result and then trying to remember the last one became too much for my small mind.
What it does is that it loads a .AVS, captures all the frames to bitmaps which you can look at one by one. Then you can save the ones you're interested in, edit the .AVS, reload and save the new frames next to the ones from the last run.
Everything is saved in mem so be *sure* to use a Trim(from,to) in your script (I used about 20 frames) or you *will* run out of mem.
(It uses the DSPack from: http://www.progdigy.com/)
EXE: http://leffe.dnsalias.com/AVSCompare.zip
Src: http://leffe.dnsalias.com/AVSCompareSRC.zip
As I stated: I wrote this just for myself so it might be of no use for anyone else but I liked it.
No Readme, no comments in the code, no clue :)
I needed this to find out which AviSynth-filters produced the best result for a specific clip and editing the script, reloading in vDub, go to the same frames, look at the result and then trying to remember the last one became too much for my small mind.
What it does is that it loads a .AVS, captures all the frames to bitmaps which you can look at one by one. Then you can save the ones you're interested in, edit the .AVS, reload and save the new frames next to the ones from the last run.
Everything is saved in mem so be *sure* to use a Trim(from,to) in your script (I used about 20 frames) or you *will* run out of mem.
(It uses the DSPack from: http://www.progdigy.com/)
EXE: http://leffe.dnsalias.com/AVSCompare.zip
Src: http://leffe.dnsalias.com/AVSCompareSRC.zip
As I stated: I wrote this just for myself so it might be of no use for anyone else but I liked it.
No Readme, no comments in the code, no clue :)