Can I add extra Vdub filters stuff to the AVS so it does it?

[magomago]

Is that possible? I am adding subs to some anime, but I also want to add some extra subs via .ssa Subtitler.vdf plugin but I want to apply it in the actual encoding process rather than completely process it and then REencode and lose some quality.

I'm using the latest version of Gknot

Thanks

[manono]

Hi-

You don't need to use the Subtitler.vdf plugin to get your SSA subs into the .avs. You can use the TextSub Plugin for AviSynth which is included with VobSub (if you did a custom install of VobSub and installed it). From the textsub.txt file in the Docs section of VobSub:
- Avisynth usage:

LoadPlugin("textsub.vdf")
TextSub("path\filename.ext"[, charset[, fps]]):

[magomago]

I don't use avisynth when I encode though. I go Gknot style

[jggimi]

Then you do use AviSynth. You just don't know it. :rolleyes:

Gknot creates AviSynth scripts (.avs files) for encoding by Vdub (DivX5) or Nandub (DivX3).

You can either press the Edit button from the Save&Encode window, or Save, Edit, then Add Job from the Encoder window.

[magomago]

Originally posted by manono
Hi-

You don't need to use the Subtitler.vdf plugin to get your SSA subs into the .avs. You can use the TextSub Plugin for AviSynth which is included with VobSub (if you did a custom install of VobSub and installed it). From the textsub.txt file in the Docs section of VobSub:



Um What numbers go in that area ??? Sorry I read that documention but I'm not sure what goes in

TextSub("path\filename.ext"[, charset[, fps]]):

each spot. I've tried a variety of things like adding 23.976 to deleting some portions but I can't ge it to work

[manono]

Hi-

You don't need the charset and fps stuff. Here's an example of one I used today:

TextSub("D:\Battle Royale\BR.ssa")

And I don't know for sure if textsub.vdf works for AviSynth 2.51 or not (probably not). I've been using VSFilter.dll instead, with good results. Here's a thread on it, and a link where to get it:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=41196&highlight=VSFilter.dll

Then you'd load it up like so:

LoadPlugin("D:\2.5Plugins\VSFilter.dll")