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FranceBB · 15th January 2017, 06:38

FFMpegSource2("yourvideo.mkv" fpsnum=24000, fpsden=1001, atrack=-1)

Converttoyv12()

SuperRes(Input, Passes=1, Str=1, Soft=0, Upscale="""nnedi3_rpow2(2, cshift="Spline16Resize")""", lsb_upscale=false, PlanarOut=true, MatrixIn="Rec709", MatrixOut="Rec709", fWidth=1920, fHeight=1080)

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That is the avs. Basically you use an indexer like ffms2 to open both audio and video and then you filter it using the plugin you posted about. Please note that you need the plugin to be in your plugins folder and/or to load it and its dependencies when you call it. Then, just download virtual dub and drop the avs in that program; you will see the result of the avs and you will be able to encode it.

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FranceBB Broadcast Encoder Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, UK Posts: 2,905	FFMpegSource2("yourvideo.mkv" fpsnum=24000, fpsden=1001, atrack=-1) Converttoyv12() SuperRes(Input, Passes=1, Str=1, Soft=0, Upscale="""nnedi3_rpow2(2, cshift="Spline16Resize")""", lsb_upscale=false, PlanarOut=true, MatrixIn="Rec709", MatrixOut="Rec709", fWidth=1920, fHeight=1080) _________________ That is the avs. Basically you use an indexer like ffms2 to open both audio and video and then you filter it using the plugin you posted about. Please note that you need the plugin to be in your plugins folder and/or to load it and its dependencies when you call it. Then, just download virtual dub and drop the avs in that program; you will see the result of the avs and you will be able to encode it.