Hello everyone,
I was trying to render a small scene of a 10 bit Anime source. But If I open my Avisynth script file the Source became very pixely
does someone know how to fix this? Is it the File index problem is doesn't virtualdub can't handle the bitrate of the video.
file:///C:/Users/Timmie%20Ng/Desktop/Problem%20with%2010%20bit%20video.png
I hope to hear from you soon.
Virtualdub 10 Bit video
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Virtualdub 10 Bit video
Timmie Ng (You Only Get What you Give)
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- mirkosp
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Re: Virtualdub 10 Bit video
https://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/downloads/list
You are using an outdated ffms2, grab ffms2-r722.7z and overwrite the ffms2.dll, ffms2.avsi, and ffmsindex.exe you find in your avisynth's plugin folder with those.
Then, delete the index file that was created for this 10bit video you were trying to load, and let it remake the index. Should work fine.
You are using an outdated ffms2, grab ffms2-r722.7z and overwrite the ffms2.dll, ffms2.avsi, and ffmsindex.exe you find in your avisynth's plugin folder with those.
Then, delete the index file that was created for this 10bit video you were trying to load, and let it remake the index. Should work fine.
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Re: Virtualdub 10 Bit video
Now I really wish I had
I just finished a project that required a lot of transcoding from 10bit sources and I couldn't get them to serve through AVS for the life of me.
I eventually ended using avidemux and countless x264 10bit to 8bit conversion scripts to get around it. wasted a whole bunch of time
Thanks for the info mirkosp.
now I really wish I had come here sooner.mirkosp wrote:https://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/downloads/list
You are using an outdated ffms2, grab ffms2-r722.7z and overwrite the ffms2.dll, ffms2.avsi, and ffmsindex.exe you find in your avisynth's plugin folder with those.
Then, delete the index file that was created for this 10bit video you were trying to load, and let it remake the index. Should work fine.

I eventually ended using avidemux and countless x264 10bit to 8bit conversion scripts to get around it. wasted a whole bunch of time

Thanks for the info mirkosp.

