Avisynth: Trouble with MA-Script in PAL?
The MA-Part won´t work with PAL!!!! NEED HELP!!!
No fuction named 'chr' in line 41... Source is a 16:9 PAL DVD-VOB: Code:
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In this way i can open it...
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That's wierd! 8O I haven't had any problems with encoding PAL movies. Let's hope someone else can help you.
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This won´t work...
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The problem is not related to PAL or NTSC, you have a problem in the syntax of the script !
chr is an internal function of avisynth so it's strange it answers you it doesn't know it. I used this script everyday in PAL and it's ok. Do you have avs2.52 ? |
Thats the error message of VD:
http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif kwag can U help me, or somebody else? Code:
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What do you think we are trying to do ? :x
Answer to my question : DO YOU HAVE AVS 2.52 :?: By the way (it"s not the cause of your problem but) you modified the script in a bad way. You should have : SwitchThreshold = (Width<=352) ? 4 : (Width<=480) ? 3 : 2 |
YES I´ve 2.52!!!!! and I didn´t regonize your first post... sorry
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Does TMPGEnc gives the same error if you open the script with it ?
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Seems to be an old Avisynth Version. Can you please make a text file with the following entry:
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Now it works!!! I reinstall AVISYNTH 2.5 and with this it works:
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## DLL Section ## It seems AviSynthSwitcher 0.1 by akabob created all this, because if i switch it will bie AviSynth 2.5.0 |
That should have be my next questrion : how do you switch from 2.08 to 2.52 :-))
Note : i edited my post where I suggest you to change the value of the formula giving SwitchThreshold because I did error in it the first time. Check again. You shouldhave : SwitchThreshold = (Width<=352) ? 4 : (Width<=480) ? 3 : 2 |
excuse me all...
Avalon and all, :) download the new 17 july avisynth 252 here: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5009 :!: |
The program is called Avisynthswitcher 0.01 by akabob and u can find it at www.avisynth.org.
But it seems it creates AviSynth 2.0.7 (of 2.08 ) and 2.5.0.0 (of 2.5.2.0) Maybe in the next version is this fixed |
My last Script for today:
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Much, much, much filters. TOO much !
atc + msmooth + temporalsoften = 3 temporal filters convolution3d + deen("a3d") = 2 convolution filters blockbuster(noise) + grain = 2 noizers ... Note: and you still have an error in the formula of SwitchTreshold ! Look at the optimal script or look at my two other posts in the present thread. |
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Avisynthswitcher! this was posted here a long time ago in the avisynth forum :!: use the "search"! :lol: :lol: :lol: |
Jorel, my friend : I knew the answer :-)
I just wanted to know if Avalon uses this crappy tool or switch by hand (after all, all that the tool does is to copy avisynth.dll to c:\windows\system !) The problem is, as Avalon just discovered here : the tool provides it's own versions of avisynth.dll so it has to be updated each time a new version of avs is produced :!: |
I`ll try again the optimal script...
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The basic rule is this: Use the minimum amount of filtering necessary to do the job. No more, no less. I believe the current script already does that. A minimum of static filters to clean the source on every frame, followed by a dynamic temporal linear filter (TemporalSmoother) for slow action scenes and a dynamic blurring linear filter (unfilter) for fast action scenes. That's it :!: Anything else will start to spoil the picture quality. However, that doesn't mean that the current filters are the filters required. The idea is to use the script as a basic framework, and plug in different filters. So if a new temporal filter comes out, it's a matter of substituting the current temporalsmoother. Same for the blurring. If something else (better) comes out, then we substitute unfilter :) -kwag |
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