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MrTVideo
23rd November 2004, 12:36
I have only used idea's and tools freely given by this community and as I do not have the skills to release filters and plugins yet. I hope I can contribute in a small way to offer this GUI. MrTVideo avs It is the one I created to trial and learn how to use some of the scripts. I tried to make it simple in terms I understand. One thing, I have built it around Virtualdubmod and the program will look for Virtualdubmod in C:\Program Files\Virtualdubmod I have based all my GUI's on that premise. Anyway for what its worth the installer can be downloaded at
http://mrtvideo.com go to the script page. size 1,422kb. If you do not have virtualdubmod there is an installer for that to, just say no to Avisynth installing.

Due to the graphics used the size is fairly large. I find I can put these together reasonably fast using a mix of Mediator and compiled basic. As Mediator wraps the compiled executables it makes for a neat package. It could do the same for any executable but I will keep Virtualdubmod and Avisynth pure with all documentation.
Gee I talk sorry type a lot. I go now
Terry

Si
23rd November 2004, 21:23
Ignore my previous post - I see he's actually giving something away now



regards
Simon

MrTVideo
24th November 2004, 11:17
I am a bit aprehensive, I have had over a hundred downloads of this program in one day and no comments. I think its the lul before the storm. Anyway any idea's on improvements welcomed. I am not the complete mercenary though, just born and bred in England. Any surgestions on my turning a script into a "Free" gui of this type, let me know I will work with you. I believe that you cannot beat basic for text manipulation as you can treat text values as variables and not streams as with C. I am working on my first real program to imitate a moving path of an overlaying video or a highlight/aninomity of a subject as the subject moves within the video this will satisfy a lot of Studio users. I am thinking of a variation to the conditional reader function with an executable to write the coordinates. I do not think logicaly like you guys but believe the end justifys the means.