billou2k
12th August 2004, 14:28
Sorry if it has been asked before but I couldnt find it through the search...
I'm trying to do a comparison of deinterlacing methods (avisynth plugins essentially) on several short clips and at several resolutions and see the effects they have on compression.
The 1st step is to generate the avs scripts for the deinterlaced clips that will be use for encoding. (a little bit of automated process would be great)
Next step would be to have all these deinterlaced clips encoded with the same settings (1 or maybe 2 different encoding settings)
For the 1st step: I've discovered that the "use avisynth template" option in the open dialog box of vdub does exactly what I want...: I choose the interlaced clip I want and select the deinterlace template and it generates a new avisynth script for that particular file and opens it in vdub.
As I'd like to create a joblist, I've been looking for the "use avisynth template" function in the vdub/mod scripting language but I couldnt find one... When I save the job to find out what is that function: it just contains a normal VirtualDub.Open("") to the new avs script created by the "open using template" function in the dialog box.
As the goal is also to automatically generate these avs files by editing a joblist I dont want to write them all manually...
Does anybody know a way of doing something like that in a vdub joblist ? thanks!
I'm trying to do a comparison of deinterlacing methods (avisynth plugins essentially) on several short clips and at several resolutions and see the effects they have on compression.
The 1st step is to generate the avs scripts for the deinterlaced clips that will be use for encoding. (a little bit of automated process would be great)
Next step would be to have all these deinterlaced clips encoded with the same settings (1 or maybe 2 different encoding settings)
For the 1st step: I've discovered that the "use avisynth template" option in the open dialog box of vdub does exactly what I want...: I choose the interlaced clip I want and select the deinterlace template and it generates a new avisynth script for that particular file and opens it in vdub.
As I'd like to create a joblist, I've been looking for the "use avisynth template" function in the vdub/mod scripting language but I couldnt find one... When I save the job to find out what is that function: it just contains a normal VirtualDub.Open("") to the new avs script created by the "open using template" function in the dialog box.
As the goal is also to automatically generate these avs files by editing a joblist I dont want to write them all manually...
Does anybody know a way of doing something like that in a vdub joblist ? thanks!