can you give optimal scripts functions explanations ???
hi, I know you don't work with mencoder but... I do!
I use linux and i can't use tmpegenc. So here's my problem: I have lokked at your "optimal scripts" ofr avisynth: ok I can foresee what they do but can you tell me what they exactly do. I mean, if I take the Code:
temporalsmoothe(1,2) Am I clear ? Also, is there a avisynth/mencoder filters comparison somewhere ? thx. |
There are 2 places where to find the documentation of a command :
- first is to go on avisynth site to look at the online manual (but the site is currently off). - second, when the command is not internal to avisynth, is in the documentation delivered with the plugin. That means that you have to retrieve all the plugins, even if what you need is just the doc :idea: I put the whole content of my "plugin" directory there : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dialhot/Avis...ll_Plugins.rar In the archive you will find a "Docs" directory where all the docs are. I hope that you can open a .rar under linux :? Note: temporalsmoother is part of a very old lib (mpeg2dec) that I don't use anymore, so you will not find the doc for it in my archive. The doc is there : http://users.win.be/dividee/avisynth.html |
ok ,thx a lot!
I'll take a look at these docs... I just want to find an equivalence between avisynth filters and mencoder. PS: don't care about RAR files, I can open it on linux. thx. |
So! I've read docs and I think I could find "conversions" from mencoder but I can't find the docs for these functions:
MergeChroma MergeLuma blur do you know where I cna find docs for these functions ? thx. |
In the Avisynth documentation at www.avisynth.org (whenever it is back up again).
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hi all!
I've read the plugins docs... but there are very few explanations :-( Can someone could explain what exactly do the functions in the optimal script (I just need the optimal script) ? Like Quote:
For exemple, in the ScriptClip there's a variable "nf".. what's it ? Thx! |
Quote:
Scriptclip is a way to adapt the script according to what is in the picture. The script is no more static, but dynamic. To convert that into mencoder you need to have "something" that can analyse the picture, then decide what filter to apply. This "something" exists only in avisynth AFAIK. Note: "nf" represents the result of this "something". It stores the "Y difference to next frame" (Y = average luma of the current frame). |
ok thanks a lot...
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