Decimation Usage

[bsmith1593]

I'm having a problem with decimating one of my videos. I assumed that I should leave it 29fps because when I used Decimate(), it looks jerky in some parts. After looking through the frames, however, I see some duplicate frames. The problem with them, however, is that there is no set pattern for when they occur. They could go like, after 7 frames, after 8 frames, after 10 frames, after 6 frames, and then so on. Would I have to do a manual decimation to get rid of the duplicate frames? And if I did, what would the framerate turn out to be? Also, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't get the fade in intro and fade-out exit correctly. Can anybody help me?

And if you need to see the video, I'll be glad to upload it...

[manono]

Originally Posted by bsmith1593

And if you need to see the video, I'll be glad to upload it...

Yep, 10 seconds or so with movement would be good.

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by manono

Yep, 10 seconds or so with movement would be good.

I'll get right on it.

[bsmith1593]

I did the first 22 seconds of the video: http://eva.adriels.com/miscellaneous...m9.demuxed.m2v

[lansing]

your source was double hard telecined, so AnimeIVTC(mode=2, aa=0) should do it

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by lansing

your source was double hard telecined, so AnimeIVTC(mode=2, aa=0) should do it

What filter do I need to have loaded to use AnimeIVTC?

[lansing]

Originally Posted by bsmith1593

What filter do I need to have loaded to use AnimeIVTC?

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=138305

the plugin package is available for download in the first post, as long as the document

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by lansing

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=138305

the plugin package is available for download in the first post, as long as the document

Thanks

[BigDid]

Originally Posted by bsmith1593

What filter do I need to have loaded to use AnimeIVTC?

Hi,

Read the first post of the thread related to animeivtc(), you will find links to guide, set of filters etc...:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=138305

It is a good habit to use the search function of this forum extensively (and from google also) and find your answers directly; and welcome to the forum

Did

[bsmith1593]

How do I load AnimeIVTC into my .avs? Sorry if this is kind of annoying, but there's a lot of plugins and I don't usually load other .avs's into another .avs.

[lansing]

ok, first download the plugin package, and then put everything that end up with the dll and avsi extension to your Avisynth plugin directory, if you see avs extension, simply change it to avsi and put those in too, this way it will auto load whenever you call it like a regular filter. If you see some files with multiple SSE version, choose only one, SSE2 for Pentium 4 or under, SSE3 for Core Duo.

Remember to download the AnimeIVTC script separately from here to replace the original. And also, put the AvsRecursion.dll file to your C:\windows\system32 folder

[manono]

It mostly has 2 duplicate frames in every 15, with some variation because of edits breaking the pattern. Unless you're real particular about it, I'd just go with a simple:

TFM()
TDecimate(Mode=0,Cycle=15,CycleR=2)

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by lansing

ok, first download the plugin package, and then put everything that end up with the dll and avsi extension to your Avisynth plugin directory, if you see avs extension, simply change it to avsi and put those in too, this way it will auto load whenever you call it like a regular filter. If you see some files with multiple SSE version, choose only one, SSE2 for Pentium 4 or under, SSE3 for Core Duo.

Remember to download the AnimeIVTC script separately from here to replace the original. And also, put the AvsRecursion.dll file to your C:\windows\system32 folder

What do I actually need to put into MY .avs to make it work though? Here's what I have:

LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\DGMPGDec\DGDecode.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\AVISYN~1\Decomb.dll")
***?***

mpeg2source("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\AVISYN~1\D2Vs\Behind These Hazel Eyes.d2v")

AssumeTFF()
AnimeIVTC(mode=2,aa=0)

What do I put where it says "***?***" to make AnimeIVTC work?

[lansing]

Originally Posted by bsmith1593

What do I actually need to put into MY .avs to make it work though? Here's what I have:

LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\DGMPGDec\DGDecode.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\AVISYN~1\Decomb.dll")
***?***

mpeg2source("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\AVISYN~1\D2Vs\Behind These Hazel Eyes.d2v")

AssumeTFF()
AnimeIVTC(mode=2,aa=0)

What do I put where it says "***?***" to make AnimeIVTC work?

ok, I see your problem. You'd installed an old version of AviSynth from that outdated Gordian Knot package, which is about 5 years old.

That old Avisynth version doesn't have the auto load function, so what you need to do is to uninstall the AviSynth part from the package if you can, or just uninstall the whole package because it's way too old.

Then download and install this newer version. Then put all your filter to the directory's plugins folder.

When writing your script, you don't have to load the filter, they will auto load, so the basic script will be like this

mpeg2source("xxx.d2v",info=3)
colormatrix(hints=true) #this will automatically do color correction if needed
AnimeIVTC(mode=2, aa=0) #aa is anti-aliasing, [0-4], 0=off, turn this off if you don't need it

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by lansing

ok, I see your problem. You'd installed an old version of AviSynth from that outdated Gordian Knot package, which is about 5 years old.

That old Avisynth version doesn't have the auto load function, so what you need to do is to uninstall the AviSynth part from the package if you can, or just uninstall the whole package because it's way too old.

Then download and install this newer version. Then put all your filter to the directory's plugins folder.

When writing your script, you don't have to load the filter, they will auto load, so the basic script will be like this

mpeg2source("xxx.d2v",info=3)
colormatrix(hints=true) #this will automatically do color correction if needed
AnimeIVTC(mode=2, aa=0) #aa is anti-aliasing, [0-4], 0=off, turn this off if you don't need it

Okay, I'll try doing this tomorrow. Yeah, I had installed GordianKnot and its AviSynth. I installed the newest version the other day, but I installed it to the plugin directory in GordianKnot's folder, so that probably messed it up, I'll uninstall both, reinstall GK, delete its AviSynthPlugins folder, install the new AviSynth, and then re-extract all of the files from the requirements package and put them in the right places. I'll tell y'all my results when I eventually get there . Thanks for being patient.

[bsmith1593]

I got all the files from the Requirements package moved to my plugins folder. Filters autoload like they should. Now I get this error in VirtualDub:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...ldub_error.png.
The line it's talking about tries to load "ColorYUY2.dll", which is not in the package :s. Oh, and some files have more than one version, like v.32 and v.54. Should I delete the older ones?

[bsmith1593]

Okay, I managed to solve the last error by finding ColorYUY2.dll and putting it in the plugins folder, but now I get these:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...dub_error2.png
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...dub_error3.png

[Guest]

Can't you look at the ColorRGB.auf.avsi script and figure out the problem?

If not, post that script in its entirety.

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by neuron2

Can't you look at the ColorRGB.auf.avsi script and figure out the problem?

If not, post that script in its entirety.

I'm not very experienced in AviSynth except for scripts of others I've used and minor stuff. I know what it says is wrong, but I don't know how to fix it, several files have similar code and that's how they're supposed to work I guess.

http://eva.adriels.com/miscellaneous/ColorRGB.auf.avsi

info = LoadPlugin("ColorYUY2.dll")
filt = AvisynthFilters("RGB color adjust filter", info)
func = filt.AddFunction("ColorYUY2")

func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)

func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)

func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)
func.AddValue(0.0)

func.AddTrack("R(gain)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("R(offs)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("R(gamm)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("R(cont)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)

func.AddTrack("G(gain)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("G(offs)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("G(gamm)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("G(cont)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)

func.AddTrack("B(gain)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("B(offs)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("B(gamm)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)
func.AddTrack("B(cont)", 0, -256, 256, -256.0, 256.0)

func.AddArray("levels", 0, "", "TV->PC", "PC->TV", "PC->TV.Y", "TV->PC.Y", "709->601", "709TV->601PC", "709PC->601TV")
func.AddArray("opt", 0, "", "coring", "1-254")
func.AddArray("matrix", 0, "", "rec709", "rec601s", "rec709s")

func.AddTrack("debug",   0,  0,   5)
func.AddTrack("hscale", 70, 10, 100)

func.AddTrack("X", 0, -1, 1280)
func.AddTrack("Y", 0, -1,  960)

func.AddArray("interpolation", 0, "", "411->422", "411->422R", "411->444", "411->444R", "420->422", "420->444", "422->444")
func.AddArray("output", 0, "", "YUY2", "YV12", "I420", "RGB32", "RGB24")

return filt

[Leak]

Holy carp... after some googling this seems to be some kinda script for AviUtil, not AviSynth.

That stuff is ANCIENT. I doubt you'll get this to run in any way...

np: Sin Fang Bous - Poi Rot (Clangour)