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Here is an example that I have used for Predict2.
Predict2 (movie="Shrek", cds=1, cdtime=80, factor=1, Samp1=10, Samp2=13, CQ50, CQ53.8, AudioBitrate=112) Samp1 and Samp2 are listed in MB. AudioBitrate is in Kbps When you run this you will get a new suggested CQ as the first frame of your movie. Regards, Tenra |
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it's all seems very special! i save in my "guide folder".(my special folder :D ) 8) |
jorel,
have you tried SampleClip function yet? It allows you to make a full size sample or make a shorter one. Just another thing to complicate matters. :wink: -Tenra |
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can you help friend ARnet_tenRA? (net_ten) :wink: thanks in advance! :D |
Good to meet you too jorel. :)
SampleClip() #will produce a standard sample which is 1/60 of your movie. SampleClip(10) #will produce a clip 1/10th the size of the above. 1/600th of your movie. You can use any interger and it will be 1/60*<number>th :wink: of your movie. Regards, Tenra |
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thanks friend ARnet_tenRA, i have to read all and try now. seems amazing. :D ps: was a pleasure knows about the prog,is new for me..... knows you ARnet_tenRA("net_ten"), was pleasure,is a pleasure and remains a pleasure.... ...for me and for everyone here! :wink: thanks my friend. :D |
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-Tenra |
friends help me.....i read the thread and:
i don't know how can i load and use the functions.h than i'm: :? , :cry: and :grrr: and :bawl: too! help please! what i do? :? ps: you know.....of course :imstupid: |
Hi Jorel,
Look at this .avs I'm using for testing: Code:
Import("C:\filters\functions.h") That line imports all the DLL's and functions. :wink: -kwag |
What exactly is the "clip" parameter for?
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with a script turn it's easy to understand! :D |
mergechroma/mergeluma, SpaceDust, FluxSmooth, NoMoSmooth, Convolution3d
ALL this filters together? :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop: |
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-kwag |
OK... I saw that :wink:
But even for a test it is a 8O |
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I actually settled for: Code:
mergechroma(blur(1.50)) -kwag |
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