Decimation Usage

[lansing]

Originally Posted by 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?

I don't recall the AnimeIVTC requirement package have that file. Post your entire script, meanwhile, for a trial and error process, delete that ColorRGB.auf.avsi file and see what happen.

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by lansing

I don't recall the AnimeIVTC requirement package have that file. Post your entire script, meanwhile, for a trial and error process, delete that ColorRGB.auf.avsi file and see what happen.

Wow, the same kind of code is in all the .auf.avsi and .vdf.avsi files. I delete all of those and I moved the files out that had stuff like LoadPlugin("c:avisynthfilters\***.dll").

So far VirtualDub has almost opened, but freezes.

[lansing]

Originally Posted by bsmith1593

Wow, the same kind of code is in all the .auf.avsi and .vdf.avsi files. I delete all of those and I moved the files out that had stuff like LoadPlugin("c:avisynthfilters\***.dll").

So far VirtualDub has almost opened, but freezes.

[bsmith1593]

My script that I load into vdub:

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

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

When I open vdub and open this file, it gets so far and then just freezes:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...dub_freeze.png
I think the AnimeIVTC function is what's freezing it, because vdub opens w/o freezing on another one of my scripts that doesn't use it:

mpeg2source("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\D2Vs\Since U Been Gone.d2v")

AssumeTFF()
Telecide(guide=1,vthresh=80,ovr="subg.tel")
Decimate()

[lansing]

well, I think your computer was too slow for the script

[thetoof]

Lower precision= to make it faster.

[bsmith1593]

Originally Posted by 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)

Well, since my computer seems to be way to slow for AnimeIVTC, I'll try this method combined with Decomb.dll's decimate override to get the missed duplicate frames.