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23rd January 2009, 19:35 | #1 | Link |
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MultiDecimate Problem With Script [solved]
I read the help document for MultiDecimate, but this is my first time to try and make a script... My script file is named 'script.txt' My script was: Code:
Loadplugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\Plugins\MultiDecimate.dll") AVISource("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\capture-1.avi") ConvertToYUY2 MultiDecimate(pass=1) I then went to VirtualDub and then "Run Script" Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong, and how to make the script work. I just want to remove all duplicate frames from my video. |
24th January 2009, 00:15 | #5 | Link |
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I've read the instructions.
I've completed Steps 1-3. The instructions do not mention a Step 4. I've created the cfile and dfile using the script. (step 3) I should be able to get the video with removed duplicate frames now? I'm wondering what step 4 is exactly.. Perhaps I've missed an encoding option in the script. I'm not familiar with scripting at all :P Last edited by antdgar; 24th January 2009 at 00:20. |
24th January 2009, 00:42 | #6 | Link |
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Step 3 is the end.
After you edit the script to put pass=2 in step 3, your script now serves the video with the duplicates removed. You can check that by opening the script in VirtualDub and stepping. To encode, you open the script in your encoder. The script doesn't do the encoding. For example, open the script in VirtualDub and then save out an XviD file. Or open the script in x264 and make an AVC file. Or open the script in HCEnc and make an MPEG2 file. |
24th January 2009, 02:05 | #11 | Link |
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Ok. 30 seconds sample of capture-1.avi
http://rapidshare.com/files/18848401...ure-1.avi.html or http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7GZKQ11G Also, you will be able to tell what my goal is from looking a the video. As it's hard for me to explain what I'm trying to accomplish here. |
24th January 2009, 02:22 | #12 | Link |
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It worked just fine for me.
For my first pass I had this script: avisource("capture-1.avi") converttoyuy2() multidecimate(pass=1) I open that in VirtualDub and press >I button to play. When it finishes I immediately exit. Then I open MultiDecimate.exe. I browse to the mfile.txt. I hit create and then exit. Now I make this script: avisource("capture-1.avi") converttoyuy2() multidecimate(pass=2) assumefps(25) I open that in VirtualDub and hit >I to play it. It is fine. |
24th January 2009, 02:44 | #13 | Link |
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I see. The blackness was due to virtualdub not liking my original source codec. There is no blackness when I use the xvid version (which I uploaded for you)
But still, the resulting video is still the same... There are still huge pauses between each frame. Although, yes, the duplicate frames are gone I opened the script: Code:
avisource("capture-1.avi") converttoyuy2() multidecimate(pass=2) The resulting video is still 30 seconds long... Each frame still lasts for a long time. The video should only be a few seconds long in the end.... I want each frame to be 1/50th of a second long... since in the game 50 frames pass each second. (ie, there should be no pausing of the characters, it should be one fast motion) Last edited by antdgar; 24th January 2009 at 02:47. |
24th January 2009, 02:57 | #16 | Link |
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I'm happy for you!
Never just leave anything out. Ask about it if in doubt. When the next noob comes with MultiDecimate questions, you're gonna help him! This does suggest that perhaps MD should preserve the frame rate and not the playing time. Maybe I'll make it an option. Ciao. Last edited by Guest; 24th January 2009 at 03:00. |
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