Filters on certain parts of the video with Vdub and Avisynth
- x_rex30
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Filters on certain parts of the video with Vdub and Avisynth
If I only want certain filters to only work on certain parts in a video, how would I go about doing that in Vdub and/or Avisynth? I'm asking this because I'm using multiple anime for an AMV and I would like to use different filters on each anime used. I'm not sure if someone has done this before or if theres a way to render your with each part rendering with different filter methods. Please help.. I don't want to use the same filters on every anime. Thanks. ^^
- Scintilla
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Corran's <a href="http://www.amvwiki.org/index.php/SceneA ... eAdjust</a> is good for just this kind of thing.
- x_rex30
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Cool I'll check that out! Any other guide suggestions or general help with this is appreciated.Scintilla wrote:Corran's <a href="http://www.amvwiki.org/index.php/SceneA ... eAdjust</a> is good for just this kind of thing.
- Sir_Lagsalot
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For Virtualdub, there is also a conditional filter that allows you to specify what conditions must be met for it to apply some other Virtualdub filter: http://wwwtcs.inf.tu-dresden.de/~dc1/conditional
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Re: Filters on certain parts of the video with Vdub and Avis
x_rex30 wrote:If I only want certain filters to only work on certain parts in a video, how would I go about doing that in Vdub and/or Avisynth?
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a = src.Trim(start1, end1)
[apply chain to a]
b = src.Trim(start2, end2)
[apply chain to b]
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