
Help with AviSynth
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Help with AviSynth
I was searching about how to convert MKV to another format so i could edit it on Vegas Pro 12... But now i'm stuck on AvsPmod. I wanna treat my image and get rid of some artifacts that appear but i don't know the command for that... They look like big pixels with many colors, some times almost half of the image is with the wrong color and I really don't know what to do with them. Any help?
Oh! And just to be sure. After a treat my image with AvsPmod i'm gonna use VirtualDub to convert to AVI...

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Re: Help with AviSynth
Sounds like you are trying to load 10bit video with an outdated ffms2.
Grab this ( http://x264.fushizen.eu/builds/ffms2/ff ... ea81bb2.7z ) and overwrite the ffms2.dll, ffms2.exe, and ffms2.avsi that you find in your avisynth's plugins folder with the ones that you'll find in there.
Grab this ( http://x264.fushizen.eu/builds/ffms2/ff ... ea81bb2.7z ) and overwrite the ffms2.dll, ffms2.exe, and ffms2.avsi that you find in your avisynth's plugins folder with the ones that you'll find in there.
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Re: Help with AviSynth
WOW! Thank you very much! You saved my AMV! xD Can tell me some usefull filters plz?
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Re: Help with AviSynth
Generally speaking you won't need to do much if anything at all bar loading, and other things you might commonly need are deinterlacing, field matching, decimating, cropping, and resizing. Other more advanced filtering isn't always strictly required and, in fact, is less commonly needed at all with the current quality of home video releases. For the other things, the current guide does an acceptable job in covering them, so just read AbsoluteDestiny & ErMaC's Technical Guides to All Things Audio and Video and you should be fine.
- pan_dbgt01
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Re: Help with AviSynth
I have been reading some tutorials and I can't get my mp4 or Mv4 video to import into Virtual Dub. I have no idea what to do.
LWLibavVideoSource("Video.mp4")
This was the script I used.
LWLibavVideoSource("Video.mp4")
This was the script I used.
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Re: Help with AviSynth
Could you please provide more information. Is it any specific error?..
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Re: Help with AviSynth
I honestly have no idea. They aren't 10 bit. I will try this.RTW47 wrote:Could you please provide more information. Is it any specific error?..Spoiler :
- pan_dbgt01
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Re: Help with AviSynth
Avisynth open failure:pan_dbgt01 wrote:I have been reading some tutorials and I can't get my mp4 or Mv4 video to import into Virtual Dub. I have no idea what to do.
LWLibavVideoSource("Video.mp4")
This was the script I used.
Script error: There is no function named LWLibavVideoSource
(D:\AMV\Video.avs.avs,line 1)
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Re: Help with AviSynth
for 64-bit system check again if:
LSMASHSource.dll is inside of C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins
msvcr110.dll is inside of C:\Windows\SysWOW64
if all dll's are placed correctly and same error appears then try loading plugin manually:
in addition, if file name extensions are tured on:
rename Video.avs.avs to just Video.avs
LSMASHSource.dll is inside of C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins
msvcr110.dll is inside of C:\Windows\SysWOW64
if all dll's are placed correctly and same error appears then try loading plugin manually:
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LWLibavVideoSource("Video.mp4")
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\LSMASHSource.dll")
rename Video.avs.avs to just Video.avs
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Re: Help with AviSynth
note: LoadPlugin line should go before source filter. 
