Leuf
30th June 2003, 07:56
Change Log:
0.5.2
-Recompiled for avisynth 2.5.x
-Added YUY2 and YV12 support (sort of)
-Added BLEND parameter
-Added FADEIN/FADEOUT parameters (Reintroduced from vdub version)-Improved error messages for invalid bitmaps.
YUY2 and YV12 support is a kludge, but it's better than nothing. The logo is still processed as RGB, X-Logo just internally calls crop and the convert filters so that only the small portion of the frame it needs has to be converted.
BLEND:
(BOOL) Blends interpolated pixels with the previous frame between 0 and 50% depending on amount of change in the border pixels from the previous frame. The greater the change the less influence the previous pixel has. Setting SCENE=0 and BLEND=TRUE should give more natural results but increase encoding time. Default is true.
FADEIN:
Forces ALPHA=0 starting at frame 0 for this duration.
FADEOUT:
Forces ALPHA=0 from last frame for this duration.
Get it here (http://members.verizon.net/~vze3kkvm/filters.html)
And a small side rant, amen to the filters having access to the number of frames in the clip - unlike in vdub. I asked Avery for that ages ago, to which he responded since in capture mode that wasn't known he couldn't. Which is nonsense, just set it to -1 or 0 if it's undefined and leave the filter to handle that case appropriately.
0.5.2
-Recompiled for avisynth 2.5.x
-Added YUY2 and YV12 support (sort of)
-Added BLEND parameter
-Added FADEIN/FADEOUT parameters (Reintroduced from vdub version)-Improved error messages for invalid bitmaps.
YUY2 and YV12 support is a kludge, but it's better than nothing. The logo is still processed as RGB, X-Logo just internally calls crop and the convert filters so that only the small portion of the frame it needs has to be converted.
BLEND:
(BOOL) Blends interpolated pixels with the previous frame between 0 and 50% depending on amount of change in the border pixels from the previous frame. The greater the change the less influence the previous pixel has. Setting SCENE=0 and BLEND=TRUE should give more natural results but increase encoding time. Default is true.
FADEIN:
Forces ALPHA=0 starting at frame 0 for this duration.
FADEOUT:
Forces ALPHA=0 from last frame for this duration.
Get it here (http://members.verizon.net/~vze3kkvm/filters.html)
And a small side rant, amen to the filters having access to the number of frames in the clip - unlike in vdub. I asked Avery for that ages ago, to which he responded since in capture mode that wasn't known he couldn't. Which is nonsense, just set it to -1 or 0 if it's undefined and leave the filter to handle that case appropriately.