Avisynth: LegalClip() usage?
I keep seeing LegalClip() in scripts, sometimes twice.
I can't find a plugin for it, nor does it appear in the manual on the avisynth page.. What is it, and what does it do? Sorry if this is a basic thingy, I'vd just not seen it referenced anywhere.. (and a search here gets waaaay to many hits.. it appears in nearly every script) |
Damn - I kept searching after posting and answered my own questions.
It's not needed.... LOL http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9994 quote:Dialhot "Now : all new TV set support full luma range since, let say, 5 years ? AND all the encoders that we use (tmpgenc, MCE, CCE) clip the luma to 16-250 themselves by default ! So there is absolutly no need to do that in the script and this is just lack of time." |
Search again :lol:
It's still recommended for PRE processing ;) -kwag |
jorel wrote:
"very clear why and where use limiter but, if choose: "pc_range=true/false" parameter to overlay, we still need to use limiter (the first, the last....both? ) " :arrow: direct Kwag's recomendations after i ask that in pm: "Use both, because you never know if any filter "in between" will ever generate out-of-bounds video :wink: - K... " :wink: |
Interesting.
Makes sense that a filter might generate out of bounds video.. Thanks guys.... |
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