Groucho's Avisynth Stuff

[Groucho2004]

All files listed below can be found here: Download page


[Tools]

AVSMeter (forum thread)
AVSMeter is a CLI (command line interface) tool which measures the speed/efficiency of Avisynth scripts and checks if Avisynth and its plugin sub-system are set up and working correctly.

Avisynth Info Tool (forum thread)
This program performs a thorough test of your Avisynth installation and associated plugins, checking if external dependencies are installed, etc.

Universal Avisynth Installer (forum thread)
Installer including 9 Avisynth versions and the necessary batch file to switch between them.

avsr 0.2.2
CLI (command line interface) tool which simply executes an Avisynth script. This is useful when, for example, you want to write an image sequence to the disk by using the "ImageWriter" function.

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[Plugins & Support DLLs]

Most of the plugins listed were built based on requests for 64 bit versions of existing 32 bit plugins. Many of them are much faster than the originals due to Intel compiler optimisations, some just have slight speed improvements.

ApplyEvery 0.3.1 (x86 & x64)
Stickboy's ApplyEvery (32 & 64 bit) with updated AVS2.6 headers. Documentation included.

AudioGraph 0.0.1 (x86 & x64)
Richard Ling's AudioGraph (32 & 64 bit) with updated AVS+ headers. Documentation.

AvsRecursion 0.2 (x86 & x64)
Kassandro's AvsRecursion (32 & 64 bit) with updated AVS2.6 headers.

ColorMatrix 2.6.0.0 (x86 & x64)
tritical's ColorMatrix with updated AVS2.6 headers and SoraYuki's REC.2020 addition. Documentation included.
Note:
These ColorMatrix builds do not have the 'opt' parameter. The binaries produced with the Intel C compiler using C/C++ code are at least as fast as the ones with the inline asm.

ColorYUV2 1.05 (x64)

DeScratch 1.1.0 (x86 & x64) (Documentation)

DeSpot 3.6.3.1 (x86 & x64) (Up-to-date documentation included)

DGMPEGDec 1.5.8 (x86) (Documentation)
This DGMPEGDec package contains a highly optimised version of DGDecode.dll.

EEDI2 0.9.2 (x86 & x64) (Documentation)

Ghostbuster 0.2 (x86 & x64)
Sansgrip's Ghostbuster (32 & 64 bit) with updated AVS2.6 headers. Documentation included.

GScript 1.1 (x86 & x64)
Gavino's GScript (32 & 64 bit) with updated AVS2.6 headers. Documentation included.

LoadDLL 1.0 (x86 & x64)
tsp's LoadDLL (32 & 64 bit) with updated AVS2.6 headers. Documentation included.

RemapFrames 0.4.1 (x86 & x64) (Documentation)

RequestLinear 1.0.5 (x86 & x64)
This plugin contains Kevin Stone's RequestLinear function which is part of TIVTC. For those who just need that function. Documentation included.

SSIM 0.25.1.0 (x86 & x64)
A filter that computes an objective video quality metric between two videos. Documentation included (and also here).

SysInfo (x86 & x64)
This filter returns info about OS/CPU/System. Documentation included. (forum thread)

TBilateral 0.9.11 (x86 & x64) (Documentation)

TMM 1.0.0 (x86) (Documentation)
There are two builds, one that needs a processor with at least SSE support and one with at least SSE4.x support. I made a separate SSE4.x build because it's quite a bit faster than the SSE build.

TNLMeans 1.0.3 (x86 & x64) (Documentation)

TUnsharp 0.9.3 (x86 & x64) (Documentation)

VagueDenoiser 0.35.1 (x64) (Documentation)

[Sparktank]

Nice index!
Subbed for reference.

[StainlessS]

Originally Posted by bxyhxyh

In my opinion, you can open a thread titled Plugins built with ICL or something for simplification, instead for separate thread for every plugins. Like tp's "modernization effort" thread.

Good solution to the bxyhxyh comment, should keep everybody happy.

Oh WOW, just noticed DGDecode 1.5.8 ICL10, I am a happy bunny.

[bxyhxyh]

Originally Posted by Groucho2004

This build of NNEDI3 can use TP7's fturn.dll which is much faster than Avisynth's internal turnleft/turnright functions. Fturn.dll has to be located in the same directory as NNEDI3.dll. Without fturn.dll it works like the "normal" NNEDI3.dll.

Does this nnedi support Y8, Y16 and Y24?

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by bxyhxyh

Does this nnedi support Y8, Y16 and Y24?

No. This is built with tritical's 0.9.4 code base. If you need 2.6 color spaces, use jpsdr's updated version.

[Taurus]

So, all in one place.
Really appreciated.

[Groucho2004]

Added 64 bit build of FFT3DFilter.

[Groucho2004]

Updated the "Avisynth version switcher"

[asarian]

Hmm, SmartScreen refused to download nnedi3_0.9.4_fturnmod.7z; and now, after disabling it. Windows Defender says it contains malware, and has been removed as well.

EDIT: Allegedly contains 'severe' 'Trojan/Win32/Spursint.A!cl

[StainlessS]

So disable your Smartscreen and Windows Defender, download and submit to VirusTotal.com, get some real idea from a
good number of (probably better) AV software. Then its make your mind up time.

PS, just done it for you, here results:- https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/3...is/1461861203/

0/56 report as malware, including MicroSoft.

Update your AV database, if continues, submit as false +ve.

SHA256: 31e00c0ed92ce6b58baff7c73652ce405d6b7e07ec73405b73f08a96ab3d3077
File name: nnedi3_0.9.4_fturnmod.7z
Detection ratio: 0 / 56
Analysis date: 2016-04-28 16:33:23 UTC ( 1 minute ago )

EDIT: Had not previously been submitted, ie nobody else had problems with it.
Get a decent anti malware, Comodo is good and free.

EDIT: Comodo on Wikipedia:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Group
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Internet_Security

https://www.comodo.com/home/internet...t-security.php
Get the free one, Pro version just has 24/7 support [EDIT: Called GeekBuddy, free for 30 days I think].

EDIT: Pro also has some kind of public network protection (wifi), free for 30 days in free version,
I disable it so I dont get too used to, and reliant upon it. Remembered name, TrustConnect.

EDIT: Here also the Comodo forums:- http://forums.comodo.com/

[asarian]

Wasn't really meant as an accusation towards Groucho2004, of course, but I figured maybe that upload site had been compromised or something.

I shall seek a different means to download these modded stuffz anyway. Thx for the virus test.

[StainlessS]

Wasn't really meant as an accusation towards Groucho2004

Sorry, if I gave impression that I thought you you did, I did not.
But once you get it onto your machine, you are likely to have exact same problem again (if same machine).
Really, suggest Comodo as worth a genuine look. Some little time ago there was some kind of report from
FBI/NSA or similar (linked on Comodo forums), that they had problems breaking through Comodo firewall and additional
security, published as (short) list of security suites that cause authorities problems

EDIT: Also the Anti-Virus (although not immune to false +ve's) consistently scores very high in independent
AV tests. (way better than eg Norton, which seems to have lost the plot a bit in recent times).

[asarian]

Originally Posted by StainlessS

EDIT: Comodo on Wikipedia:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Group
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Internet_Security

https://www.comodo.com/home/internet...t-security.php
Get the free one, Pro version just has 24/7 support.

^^ Good links! Thx.

And thanks to Groucho2004 too, naturally! I had very good results with a recompiled VapourSynth dll with ICL10 recently, so this will all be very good and welcome!

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by asarian

I had very good results with a recompiled VapourSynth dll with ICL10 recently

Huh? I thought I was the only one making ICL10 builds.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by Groucho2004

Huh? I thought I was the only one making ICL10 builds.

And right you are. It was VS built with ICC16:

vapoursynth.dll built with ICC16 for Windows

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by asarian

And right you are. It was VS built with ICC16:

vapoursynth.dll built with ICC16 for Windows

I wonder why he calls it "ICC". Last time I checked, "icc.exe" was the (free) Intel compiler for Linux.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by Groucho2004

I wonder why he calls it "ICC". Last time I checked, "icc.exe" was the (free) Intel compiler for Linux.

This is probably the one he used:

https://software.intel.com/en-us/int...eference-guide

Seems to be able to do both:

Intel® 64 architecture applications can run on the following:

•Windows* operating systems for Intel® 64 architecture-based systems.
•Linux* operating systems for Intel® 64 architecture-based systems.

[Groucho2004]

Added dfttest 1.9.4 built with ICL10. See first post for details.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by Groucho2004

Added dfttest 1.9.4 built with ICL10. See first post for details.

Isn't it time you upgraded to ICC16 too?! Just kidding, really; if I recall correctly, those Intel compilers are wickedly expensive.

Thanks for this one, btw.

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by asarian

Isn't it time you upgraded to ICC16 too?! Just kidding, really; if I recall correctly, those Intel compilers are wickedly expensive.

I chose ICL10/11 because they are faster than newer versions in most cases.

Take for example jpdsr's nnedi3 which apparently has numerous (assembly) optimizations and uses Agner Fog's asmlib memcpy functions (which is weird because Intel's internal memcpy is at least as fast):

Script (source is a short PAL SD clip):

MPEG2Source("F:\Test\test.d2v", idct = 3).trim(0,2999)
fturnleft()
NNEDI3(dh = true, nsize = 0, nns = 4, qual = 2)
fturnright()
NNEDI3(dh = true, nsize = 0, nns = 4, qual = 2)

My nnedi3 0.9.4 ICL10:

[Runtime info]
Frames processed:               3000 (0 - 2999)
FPS (min | max | average):      22.74 | 179.7 | 75.49
Memory usage (phys | virt):     529 | 551 MiB
Thread count:                   14
CPU usage (average):            78%
Time (elapsed):                 00:00:39.739

jpdsr's NNEDI3_v0_9_4_21_x86
(Release_Intel_XP_Core2_SSE4.2):

[Runtime info]
Frames processed:               3000 (0 - 2999)
FPS (min | max | average):      22.64 | 177.0 | 74.76
Memory usage (phys | virt):     529 | 551 MiB
Thread count:                   14
CPU usage (average):            78%
Time (elapsed):                 00:00:40.130