VapourSynth Editor

[Mystery Keeper]

I present you a cross-platform editor for VapourSynth scripts.

VapourSynth Editor r19 64bit
Source code
OSX distribution by l33tmeatwad

I would really appreciate if you contribute icons for the project. That includes application icon (SVG which scales well to 16x16) and buttons/menu icons (16x16 PNG).

I also encourage users to explore the settings. If you keep plugins in non-standard paths - add the paths to have syntax highlighting and autocompletion. Take a look at the settable hotkeys, adjust them as you like and use them - they're really handy for switching preview modes and such.

[zerowalker]

Wow, just searched for this like 2 days ago or something, will try it out, thanks

[Mystery Keeper]

R2 is out, fixing some minor files handling issues.

[lansing]

I played around with it a little, the design seem pretty neat, it's good to have handy functions as a buttons.

A few requests I can think of right now, can you add a bookmark function on the timeline, as well as a live feedback of the color value of the pixel where the mouse cursor points to. And the font size on the timeline is too small. The seeking cursor is too small too.

[jmac698]

Totally second that, I requested the same feature for AvsP and it was implemented. Basically, AvsP represents all the common requested features so I'd copy that.

[Mystery Keeper]

Originally Posted by lansing

I played around with it a little, the design seem pretty neat, it's good to have handy functions as a buttons.

A few requests I can think of right now, can you add a bookmark function on the timeline, as well as a live feedback of the color value of the pixel where the mouse cursor points to. And the font size on the timeline is too small. The seeking cursor is too small too.

I'll think about bookmarks, but likely not before I implement some other features. Timeline font size will be customizable in future. As will be editor styles. Seeking cursor is too small for what? You don't need to aim for it to drag it. You can just click anywhere on the timeline. You won't jump to another frame until you release the mouse key. Now color under cursor is something I don't know how to approach. Most times the video you're working on is YUV with chroma subsampled. So, what value should be displayed?

[Myrsloik]

Here are two screenshots of the awesomeness:

[Mystery Keeper]

I also encourage users to explore the settings. If you keep plugins in non-standard paths - add the paths to have syntax highlighting and autocompletion. Take a look at the settable hotkeys, adjust them as you like and use them - they're really handy for switching preview modes and such.

[jmac698]

This was solved in AvsP with customizable tags that output to a status area, %rgb to convert anything to rgb, %auto to display in the native values of whatever colourspace the video is in, and %yuv to display as yuv values. Conversion is a bit of a problem so you could use the convention Avisynth does, like pc.601 or pc.709 etc.

But if you could do just one thing now - I'd say auto would work for me. If I need to see a value in rgb, I can convert the video itself temporarily.

[Mr Alpha]

Looks nice!

Bug report: If you drag the window from one screen to the other it crashes.

[Mystery Keeper]

Originally Posted by Mr Alpha

Looks nice!

Bug report: If you drag the window from one screen to the other it crashes.

It shouldn't, and it doesn't for me. What is your OS? Your video drivers? Are you using any GPU filters?

[Mr Alpha]

Originally Posted by Mystery Keeper

It shouldn't, and it doesn't for me. What is your OS? Your video drivers? Are you using any GPU filters?

Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit
GeForce 340.52
No filters.

[Mystery Keeper]

Originally Posted by Mr Alpha

Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit
GeForce 340.52
No filters.

My specs are the same, I have two monitors, and can't reproduce it. Please describe all your steps from the start of program to the crash and give me your script.
Update: Works perfectly well on dual-screen clean virtual machine too.

[Mr Alpha]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Double-click vsedit.exe to start the editor
2. Drag to secondary screen
3. Crash

The only script I have are the two lines it starts with.

EDIT: I am also using the 64 bit version of the editor if that makes a difference.

[Mystery Keeper]

Sorry, but I can not reproduce it.

[Mystery Keeper]

R3 is out:
-Fixed zoom ratio changed to real number.
-New line autoindentation.

[RTW47]

auto-indentation don't seem to work in r3 (maybe it is also possible to show white spaces and TAB's)

[Mystery Keeper]

Originally Posted by RTW47

auto-indentation don't seem to work in r3 (maybe it is also possible to show white spaces and TAB's)

Autoindentation only indents new line to match the previous. It won't really indent lines on its own according to Python syntax. Are new lines inserted with the same indentation as previous one for you?

Dear users, please understand that this editor will not have any serious Python code analysis in near future.

[RTW47]

#EDIT:. Confirmed. Auto-indentation works, but in a manner user did not initially expected (blush)

[digitall.h]

Sorry me for these very basic questione.

Binaries are just for windows systems, aren't they?.

Can VS Editor be built under Linux?. Dependencies?.
As it is using QT5 I hope it is cross platform, isn't it?.
In source I don't find any make file.
There's an VS version in src folder, does VS Editor installation also install VS?.