From VOB to AVI, simplify please!

[post-it]

... I tried to see if I had a plugin for that ...

Virtual Dub Filters http://www.thedeemon.com/VirtualDubFilters/

[Senvae]

So this is no longer an avisynth issue but a VDM filter issue?

[post-it]

De-interlacing is everybodies issue; plug-ins for Virtual Dub are not that hard to find

Give it a try and see if the Virtual Dub filters crash your project .. hey, maybe its something
that we have never run into before; this is just a "plug-in" location -- hope it may help

[Senvae]

I've downloaded a few of those filters you linked, especially the de-interlace ones. I'm not sure what script to use to activate them though. I was trying to use the same lines as in those tutorial videos Zarxrax showed me, hence a TFM(pp=0) and it doesn't seem to find anything that this script would activate.

[post-it]

.. virtual dub requires no script;
Virtual dub will run on a script but doesn't need one to run the program.

there are a few filters built-in to Virtual Dub and many filters can be added .. including AVIsynth

[Senvae]

Ok, but if I am loading up a avisynth file, can I still use those filters? Or do I need to do one or the other?

[Qyot27]

Ok, now the VirtualDub crashes when I try to do the de-interlacing scripts. Doesn't seem to agree with the TFM line. I tried to see if I had a plugin for that but I couldn't find it. Little help please!

http://web.missouri.edu/~kes25c/

You want the TIVTC package. Unzip it and stick the .dll files in C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins

[Senvae]

Ok, now the VirtualDub crashes when I try to do the de-interlacing scripts. Doesn't seem to agree with the TFM line. I tried to see if I had a plugin for that but I couldn't find it. Little help please!

http://web.missouri.edu/~kes25c/

You want the TIVTC package. Unzip it and stick the .dll files in C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins

I'll check it out, cus I just finished using a VDM built in filter to de-interlace my footage and according to my lossless avi file, it didn't do much.

BTW: do any of you guys know of really filters or other avisynth commands that could be handy to clean or boost the footage, make it look prettier?

[Zarxrax]

First off it's bad advice for you to deinterlace your footage, because 99% of the time it should not be deinterlaced, it should be IVTCed. As Qyot27 said you want the TIVTC package, which will let you use the TFM command in avisynth.

[post-it]

.. agreed .. who said to you that, "it needed to be de-interlaced?"