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Gant
2nd August 2002, 06:03
Hello people...

Well wnat i need hel in is this little things:

1st: where do i get a 2.x version of Avisynth with code for my processor?... read Athlon :)

2nd: is there any crop tool in avisynth to crop from all sides?... well bottom and top and left are covered... but right... ior was it right that was covered and missing left... anyway.. somthing like this... please help :)

3rd: Does picfix... u know this filter.. probably better thna me... is there a version for avisynth... that works in YUV? Its very important to work in YUV... i hate doing color space changes cuase its is too much time consumer :(

4th: Is there any version of warp sharp ... or some filter that works like it working in YUV color space and for avisynth?

Thanks in advanced people... :)

Matta ne.

Gant

Richard Berg
2nd August 2002, 06:35
I can answer #1 and #2.

Avisynth 2.xx should on a 386, even including most of the filters. A few require MMX, and fewer still require SSE/3DNow/SSE2 -- while such optimizations are thankfully creeping in, we're trying to maintain compatibility too (though I'm tempted to drop support for non-MMX CPUs). There are a few Athlon-specific optimizations not currently being compiled (e.g. in Merge), but finding a way to include all these things in the same binary is definitely in the back of my mind. In general, though, you should get excellent performance running the current release on an Athlon.

Crop does so from all sides, and actually offers two different ways: crop(left, top, width, height) or crop(left, top, -right, -bottom). The second syntax will also be used if either of the latter parameters is zero.

vlad59
2nd August 2002, 07:39
I can try to answer #3 and #4 :

#3
IIRC, Picfix is an VDub filter to denoise TV cap (I may be wrong). If I'm right you can try cnr2 it should do the same job.

#4
No, there is no avisynth native Warpsharp. If you want to sharpen a little your encode, you can try Unfilter.

Gant
21st August 2002, 02:40
thnaks a lot guys...

u'r answers sure ddi help me a lot...

and sorry for the late reply... he he he... me was on vacations :D

Matta.

WarpEnterprises
21st August 2002, 07:04
#4: you can use Donald Grafts version as plugin for Avisynth