n00b avisynth GUI???

[Phobos]

Hi guys, of course i know that avisynth states on its homepage that its not intended to use a gui so it remains flexible, heck its a beauty of a program but THE MOST n00b PROOF EVER!!! I consider myself kind of geekish but this script stuff is just overwhelming... So i just want to know if theres a good gui to make scripts with most of the good stuff in this proggy like lancoz, vobsub and stuff.

The nearest thing to a newbie avisynth gui is the one within gordian knot, but it still uses old plugins and lacks from features in avisynth 2.0.

a quick search in this forum and google was a no go, so i made this thread, pls help

[DDogg]

Search for swiftavs mentioned in the FAq stickied at the top of this forum. Also, AvisynthEditor is a tool you might like to have for the future.

[Phobos]

thnx a lot dude, it would be cool if this proggy is tagged as an utility for newbies, it would atract more attention

[entropy]

Here's a quick script that you can use, edit, and as you learn new things add to it:


LoadPlugin("C:\Decomb.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\MPEG2DEC.dll")
mpeg2source("C:\PathTo\DVD2AVIPROJECT.d2v")
telecide(post=false)
decimate(cycle=5)
BilinearResize(640,360)
TemporalSmoother(3)


If you dont have "Decomb.dll," or "MPEG2DEC.dll" you can download them here:

http://www.l33thosting.com/~omni/downloads/Decomb.dll
http://www.l33thosting.com/~omni/downloads/MPEG2DEC.dll

To learn more about AVISYNTH read the docs in the AVISYNTH programs folder, and also check out vdub_filters file.

[mf]

I like AVS, but still, you can't tweak a filter chain as fast and easily with it as with vdub. Nothing like [Add filter] *clickety click* [OK] and immediately see the output with [>] :). If not satisfied, [Configure] *clickety* [OK] [>]. And then there's also filters with bad documentation, filters where documented example settings don't even work (MarcFD o_O), etc. Stuff becomes easier when you have a huge template avs with loads of commented lines that you simply need to uncomment though ;).

[Wilbert]

I like AVS, but still, you can't tweak a filter chain as fast and easily with it as with vdub. Nothing like [Add filter] *clickety click* [OK] and immediately see the output with [>] . If not satisfied, [Configure] *clickety* [OK] [>].
Yes, you can. Use VirtualdubMod --> load your avs --> preview script (or whatever it is called: in a tab on the right) --> change something in your script --> F5 --> you will see the output

And then there's also filters with bad documentation,
If you tell what filters you are talking about, we can do something about it :)

[mf]

Originally posted by Wilbert
Yes, you can. Use VirtualdubMod --> load your avs --> preview script (or whatever it is called: in a tab on the right) --> change something in your script --> F5 --> you will see the output
Not as good as filter configure dialogs ;).