Convert Quicktime files to kvcd with Avisynth 2.53?
Hi people,
here´s my problem: i´ve been tryin` to convert some great quality quicktime files to kvcd using avisynth 2.53 without any success! :cry: My question is : is it possible to load quicktime files with avisynth 2.53 scripts or avisynth 2.0x is needed? It keeps sayin`that "there´s function called LoadVFAPIPlugin" or something like that, related to the first line of the script! By the way I tried with the following script: LoadVFAPIPlugin("C:\Program Files\TMPGEnc\QTReader.vfp", "QTReader") QTReader("C:\Video\Spiderman 2_teaser_640.mov") ConvertToYUY2() FlipVertical() SelectEvery(24,1) #Use (25,1) for NTSC.# LegalClip() GripCrop(528, 480, overscan=2, source_anamorphic=false) GripSize(resizer="BicubicResize") STMedianFilter(10, 50, 0, 0, 10, 50) UnFilter(50, 50) TemporalSmoother(1, 2) MergeChroma(blur(1.58)) MergeLuma(blur(0.3)) GripBorders() LegalClip() So, what do you say? :) |
Here's the post where its explained:
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....highlight=3vix Where did you grab that command selectevery??? That makes only sense in case of reverse different pulldowns, removing/duplicating frames/fields etc! In the post above you see the command that the FPS will only be convertet by avisynth direct command to convert/change the fps. Whats that kind of Trailer?? A real NTSC 23.976 or telecined 29.97 or a PAL 25.000 ?? (Open that mov using Quicktime and watch the movie information. If nothing works... resafe that mov using Quicktime to a pc compatible Avi-Codec like HuffYUV |
http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=LoadVFAPIPlugin
The command is included in avs2.53. Check that it is this version that is currently running on your PC with a script containing only the line "Version()". Very often the avisynth version is changed without notice by lots of tools. |
Hi guys, thanx for the reply!
To incredible: Where did you grab that command selectevery??? I just borrowed the entire script, thought it would be ok! Whats that kind of Trailer?? A real NTSC 23.976 or telecined 29.97 or a PAL 25.000 ?? (Open that mov using Quicktime and watch the movie information. I can`t get the information concerning the fps of the movie! :cry: When i open the movie information it just shows the height and width of the file! If nothing works... resafe that mov using Quicktime to a pc compatible Avi-Codec like HuffYUV But in doing that I`ll be losing some quality, right? To Dialhot: The command is included in avs2.53. Check that it is this version that is currently running on your PC with a script containing only the line "Version()". Ok! Thanx, I`ll do it! |
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Thanx for the tips guys,
I`ve made a test this morning using the huffyuv codec and it worked just great! :D I used TMPGenc function Output to AVI file to encode and i wanna ask you if you do recommend that or do you advise some other AVI encoder? I encoded to kvcd using the KVCDx3-MPEG-1-NTSCFilm template, CQ 82, Max. Bitrate 4500, Min. 300 and the result was a rather large file, 66 mb for a file 3:38 minutes long! 8O The result was a very good, bright and sharpen picture on my dvd player but it still shows a little artifacts and blocks around the darker areas! :? |
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And IMHO what TmpgEnc can safe as Avi it also can encode that directly to mepg or not?? (confirm question to Phil inside). |
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No, TMPGenc can not open the AVS script but it opens the mov file no problems! :( As I previously posted the problem is related with the LoadVFAPlugin line! Thanx |
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YEP! Right, as in here it seems the QTreader works best in combination with TmpgEnc (which should be his puropse)! :D
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Hi Dialhot,
I`ve made a new test here using your optimal script for avi to kvcd version 1 (which is supposed to be the best) and the result has improved a little! The annoying blocks almost fully disappeared! :D Well I have a source which is 640x360 and I wanna encode it to kvcd using the same resolution, is that possible? :?: Would gripfit allow me to do that? Would you recommend it or not? Thanx |
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Why do you think I did other 3 version if the V1 was the best ? For sure the "best" one is the V4 ! :-) Quote:
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