Applying a filter after encoding

[alucard83]

I made a XviD backup of one of my DVDs and I wanted to increase the color saturation using the HSV adjust filter in VD. But the thing is, is there any way to apply this filter w/o having to use full processing mode to reencode the movie? I use the the same exact XviD settings except I use a 1-pass CBR to reencode. Or should I use a 1 pass then 2 pass setting? Is there a workaround.

Oh and 1 more thing, I tried using Alpary deinterlace and denoise when I'm going to encode but it always either give me an overload int error or sylvia ')' error. But, I can use them after I encode to remove noise or deinterlace. Does anyone else get this weird error?

[Belgabor]

1. You can't apply filters without reencoding, but most players support adjusting HSV afaik. You could also look if there is a directshow filter that can do that. Last option would be watching the movie through an avisynth script.
Of course none of this options will change the file, thats impossible without reencoding. Perhaps Matroska and/or OGM will support a tag for adjusting HSV which could be read by capable players ;)

2. Don't know about this, but you can try alternative solutions. There are plenty of other filters for denoise and deinterlace for VDub or AviSynth.

Cheers