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Originally Posted by videoh
Sorry to say it but that is nonsense. Here is a way to correctly write your first line using (for example) DGDecNV tools:
DGSource(""C:\Users\Troc\Music\Be My Baby - Koda Kumi - Live.dgi")
# now all your other filters go here
You create the dgi file (called the index file) by indexing the MP4 file in DGIndexNV.
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It doesn't work. Opening the video file in question in DG results in this:
https://ibb.co/GVcQVdw
I thought it simply thought that the video output was glitched so I pressed play and the program crashed.
I tried to get around this by aliasing the video into .dgi, but then VirtualDub said "I don't know what 'DGSource' means". Why isn't there a "Mp4 source"?
I tried also FFmpegSource. I downloaded the files from
https://github.com/FFMS/ffms2/releases and placed them into my Avisynth install directory.
"I don't know what 'FFmpegSource' means".
I then removed everything except for file path and Sharpen.
"Script error: Invalid arguments to function 'Sharpen'."
I then removed even Sharpen and tried with only the filepath.
"The script's return value was not a video clip, (Is a string, [PATH])."
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No, you simply open your script in the desired application.
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Apparently I cannot open the script in my desired application.
I'll keep trying to make this work somehow, I guess. My experience so far with Avisynth is less than satisfactory.
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Originally Posted by StainlessS
Main page of Wiki:- http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Main_Page
Avisynth is basically a simple programming language, if you are not up to that, then you need look elsewhere.
[a programming language provides much more user control a flexibility]
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I'm up to learning enough in order to use some scripts I cannot for some reason get with any other tool. If I can get some good debanding and despotting stuff working, I can save myself a few hundred hours of work. I'm positive that trying to get this working will still take less time than that.