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Old 5th May 2011, 11:19   #1  |  Link
ccitydesign
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Processing of subtitleex' alpha channels

I use the command 'subtitleex' a lot and I know using masks is pretty ressource consuming with avisynth. So I'd like to know if the following command line variations will make any difference as performance is concerned. The over all masked area is the same in A and B (unless avisynth deals with a unique plane each time?). In short, which is faster?

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clip=avisource("example.avi")
clip

# A

subtitleex(" example text 1 ", font="arial", size=14, x=50, y=50, firstframe=0, lastframe=-1)
subtitleex(" example text 2 ", font="arial", size=14, x=50, y=70, firstframe=0, lastframe=-1)
subtitleex(" example text 3 ", font="arial", size=14, x=50, y=90, firstframe=0, lastframe=-1)
subtitleex(" example text 4 ", font="arial", size=14, x=50, y=110, firstframe=0, lastframe=-1)

# or B (using breaks, i.e. '|' ) and assuming that y-values correspond to A

subtitleex(" example text 1 | example text 2 | example text 3 | example text 4 ", font="arial", size=14, x=50, y=50, firstframe=0, lastframe=-1)
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Thanks!

Last edited by ccitydesign; 5th May 2011 at 17:32. Reason: x/y-values were mixed up
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