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CaLaFaT 07-03-2003 12:38 AM

KVCD: Avisynth 2.5 and moviestacker?
 
well, first of all is better avisynth 2.5 or 2.0? i think that is better 2.5, but with moviestacker 2.0, if you have installed avisynth 2.5, when you go open moviestacker to make a script, it says that only work with avisynth 2.0 versions....which version of movistacker can i use that work with avisynth 2.5? thanks, :wink: and if someone can i answer me this post, i will be very happy... :D


http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4764

ovg64 07-03-2003 12:56 AM

Hi Calafat, there is no version of moviestacker jet for avisynth 2.52,
just use the optimal script, open moviestacker and cut n paste the resize values to your script.

CaLaFaT 07-03-2003 01:09 AM

thanks ovg64, and where can i found the optimal script? this script is possible to PAL, isnt it?

kwag 07-03-2003 01:13 AM

Optimal script is always here: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3483

CaLaFaT 07-03-2003 01:15 AM

thanks again ovg64, i have found it! for clean dvd source, i cant see the blockbuster noise filter, ist not necessary? or mergechroma and luma work in the same way? thanks...

ovg64 07-03-2003 01:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CaLaFaT
thanks ovg64, and where can i found the optimal script? this script is possible to PAL, isnt it?

Yes it is http dude: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3483

ovg64 07-03-2003 01:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CaLaFaT
thanks again ovg64, i have found it! for clean dvd source, i cant see the blockbuster noise filter, ist not necessary? or mergechroma and luma work in the same way? thanks...

Just use it the way u see it there you'll be surprise :D

CaLaFaT 07-03-2003 01:19 AM

thanks ovg64, i would like to surprise me every film! :D


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