View Full Version : avisynth cvs bin, aug. 6
sh0dan
6th August 2003, 13:55
Just posted a new binary. Changes from last cvs binary.
- Fixed overflow in ResampleAudio (Thanks to IanB!). [{Bug 770853}].
- Temporarily disabled plugin function export for VDubMod. I'm suspecting this of the "crash+disappear" of VdubMod.
- SwapUV(), UToY(), VToY() and YToUV() now also works in YUY2 mode.
- Added C-style plugin support (still in testing) to allow plugin writers to use other compilers than MSVC. See {this thread} for further info.
- Removed HSIAdjust().
- Added Invert(), ShowAlpha().
- Fixed Mergechannel broken with more than 2 channels.
- Added default parameters to ColorBars.
- Extensive updates of German documentation.
I think it's about time for a 2.5.3 release, so please post any new problems arising from this one.
Signature link 2 for download as usual.
ARDA
6th August 2003, 20:44
mpeg2source("mysource.d2v").crop(8,72,704,432,align=true)
shows a distorted image.Can anyone confirm?
ARDA
sh0dan
7th August 2003, 09:55
Confirmed (and strange ;-)
Edit: Then again not so strange when you look at the source! ;)
Fixed, thank for the report!
Didée
7th August 2003, 13:19
crop(8,72,704,432,align=true)
What does "align" do, please?
Can't find it in the documentation (as of 2.5.2), and a forum search spits out this very thread only.
AmiRage
7th August 2003, 14:18
Originally posted by Didée
What does "align" do, please?
Can't find it in the documentation (as of 2.5.2), and a forum search spits out this very thread only.
From sh0dan's signature link 2:
"Changes to 2.52 Released: ...
Added experimental "align=true/false" to crop - this will realign frames if they aren't already. Alignement is 16 for SSE2 machines, 8 for others."
sh0dan
7th August 2003, 14:26
In some cases it might provide a speedup, but in many cases it might even slow things down. It depends very much on the following filter.
sh0dan
7th August 2003, 21:30
I have experienced a significant decrease in the "refresh-and-crash" problem in vdubmod - can anyone confirm or disprove this?
esby
8th August 2003, 12:28
Just a small bug report...
LoadVirtualDubPlugin("(...)\warpsharp.vdf","warpsharp",0) # vdub warpsharp
version()
convertToRGB32()
warpsharp(10,1) #avisynth error: unsupported Vbitmap method: BitBit
Ok it's not really mattering with warpsharp
since an avs version already exists,
but this may happend with other vdub plugin no?
Or is it a warpsharp bug? (which i doubt since vdub supports it without problem)
Btw this bug was present in previous build,
i just found it when trying to check something
linked to one of the warpsharp port in avisynth.
esby
Kurosu
8th August 2003, 13:40
Isn't this the old bug that was fixed by neuron2. Anyway, it sounds very strange it reappears... If that was however the case, please try this one (http://www.neuron2.net/warpsharp.zip).
A mix between the IScriptEnvironment::BitBlt and Vbitmap::BitBlt (syntaxes are different, yet...)
JuanC
22nd August 2003, 20:03
Originally posted by sh0dan
- Temporarily disabled plugin function export for VDubMod. I'm suspecting this of the "crash+disappear" of VdubMod.
...
I have experienced a significant decrease in the "refresh-and-crash" problem in vdubmod - can anyone confirm or disprove this? @shOdan:
I have really missed that feature in the last 2 CVS snapshots, allowing the script editor in VDMod to differentiate external plugins.
Some time ago I experienced the VDMod "crash+disappear" problem, usually when using the refresh option, but after moving LoadPluginEx.dll (and any plugin from the warpsharp package) from the autoload plugin directory, the problem was gone. I haven't had that problem since.
These are the external plugins usually included in my scripts, w/o problems: mpeg2dec3 v1.10, GuavaComb and PeachSmoother compiled (by R.Berg?) for Avisynth 2.5.x, UnDot and decomb v4.10b4. I sometimes use DustV5 (twice! in the same script for my DV captures) with the help of LoadPlugInEx and haven't had any more problems.
Is there a chance to enable this feature back? Thanks for your great work. Regards, Juan
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