convolution3D and AVIsynth 2.5

[omer123]

does anyone knows if Convolution3D works with AVIsynth 2.5?

[AmiRage]

Sure it does ... just take the 2.5 version ... ;)

http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/

[digitize]

The one thing about c3d for avs2.5 is there is no temporal influence which basically adds the 3d to c3d, perhaps try deen which has 3d filters.

[stickboy]

As Didee educated me about earlier (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=65139#post400604), temporal influence is not the same as temporal smoothing. Both the YV12 and YUY2 versions of Convolution3D are 3D.

[digitize]

Ah ty for correcting me, but even if the filter is 3d there is still no temporal influence in the 2.5 version, which is a loss and which is why deen has the advantage.

[omer123]

Originally posted by digitize
perhaps try deen which has 3d filters.

Excuse me for my ignorance,what do you mean by "deen"?

I used a script from the CCE guide on the CCE fotum that goes like this:
AviSource("E:\òåîø\video\ron on camp_uncompressed.avi")
SeparateFields()
odd=SelectOdd.Convolution3D(1, 6, 10, 6, 8, 2.8, 0)
evn=SelectEven.Convolution3D(1, 6, 10, 6, 8, 2.8, 0)
Interleave(evn,odd)
Weave()
DoubleWeave.SelectOdd()

I loaded it into VirtualDub and an error message said that there is no such command as "Convolution3D".

[Dreassica]

Works fine here, u sure u have the convolution3d filter loaded using loadplugin? Or maybe put it in autoload plugins folder of the avisynth installation folder.
BTW Deen is a plugin made by MarFD that has several modes of operation like the aforementioned "c3d" mode which behaves similarily to convolution3d but with the temporal influence. U can grab it off Warpenterprises plugins colection page located at avisynth.org

[Wilbert]

Ah ty for correcting me, but even if the filter is 3d there is still no temporal influence in the 2.5 version
There are two 2.5 versions. One with temporal influence (and YUY2) and without temporal influence (and YV12).

[omer123]

Originally posted by Dreassica
Works fine here, u sure u have the convolution3d filter loaded using loadplugin?

I tried also using LoadPlugin but another error message said "Convolution3D is not an AVISynth plugin"!
Can u show me your script?

[omer123]

Originally posted by Wilbert
There are two 2.5 versions. One with temporal influence (and YUY2) and without temporal influence (and YV12).

Does it matter for working with convolution3D?

[Dreassica]

i used teh exact script u posted just to see if it wasnt a script error, but it worked fine.
Maybe u d/l the wrong dll (for 2.0)

[bb]

Originally posted by omer123
Does it matter for working with convolution3D?
Yes, it does: You'll see the difference at scene changes. The YV12 version blends through scene changes, wheras the YUV2 version doesn't. Remember the YV12 version has never been finished (unfortunately), so I wouldn't recommend to use it. I always use the YUV2 version.

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[omer123]

...and how do I know which version I have?

[omer123]

Originally posted by Dreassica
i used teh exact script u posted just to see if it wasnt a script error, but it worked fine.
Maybe u d/l the wrong dll (for 2.0)

I dowloaded the filter from Donald graft's site and put the Convolution3D.dll in the "plugins" directory of AVISynth.Should have I done something else?

[Didée]

First, have a rest in the AviSynth Cockaigne (http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/).

Then load either one or the other plugin, and go on ...

- Didée

[bb]

It helps to read the documentation, by the way ;)
:readguid:

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[omer123]

Originally posted by Dreassica
i used teh exact script u posted just to see if it wasnt a script error, but it worked fine.
Maybe u d/l the wrong dll (for 2.0)

I think you were right.I downloaded again the two versions for AVIsunth 2.5,but when I tried using each one I got an error message such as: "Convolution3D supports only YUV2 color format", or "Convolution3D supports only YV12 color format".