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Old 8th November 2020, 20:08   #20  |  Link
Troc
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Originally Posted by videoh View Post
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.
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.
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 View Post
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]
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.

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