It's not the same, but ChromaShiftSP() is x64. I've used it, but it does behave differently. As always, verify everything, before and after processing. It's a fiddly .avsi script, not a .dll filter.

For Avisynth latest version should be
https://github.com/realfinder/AVS-St...ceBorders.avsi
which is part of
https://github.com/realfinder/AVS-Stuff/tree/master

Use the 32 bit original version of Avisynth on your 64 bit computer. https://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-restore/10178-started-avisynth-avspmod.html Most plugins are 32 bit. The 64 bit version of Avisynth has some advantages because it allows you to use more than 4 gb of ram so it’s faster for some complex scripts like QTGMC.

already digged for that. the problem is that the system automatically installs the matching (x64) version of AviSynth. If you could provide me some manual method doing that u would have saved me. thx in advance

I’m not sure then.

I downloaded AviSynth_260.exe from https://sourceforge.net/projects/avi...Synth%202.6.0/ and the file size is identical to the installer I used almost 7 years ago for my XP 32-bit machines, so this should be the identical installer I used.

Just as i did. It is identical. But as i mentioned it automatically registers your installation to a matching OS version. I guess i will end up using ur advice about virtual machines, and just install the win7 x32. Thanks though.

Not sure whether it helps, using Vapoursynth with QTGMC, Crop, BalanceBorders and EdgeFixer
image: ttps://ibb.co/4RSF9QP
(did no additional denoising, color corrections, etc. )
The parameters I used for BalanceBorders and EdgeFixer should be similar to those used in Avisynth.

Cu Selur

Hybrid works well in windows 10

unfortunately it just adds up more noise. Its works on the standing environment like static shots. by any camera movement the strange noises are created. But thank you for your help.

One more question. Is it possible to remake an earlier provided code by keaton in Hybrid? Asking since chromashift filter is included to Hybrid. If yes i would be happy to know hof exactly. I couldnt find out the right way to go with overlayering and so on.

Code (by keaton) is attached.

Thanks in advance.

You would need to write a custom section, since Hybrid has no options for the overlay mixing that is done in the script.

Cu Selur

So basically i should get 2 videos that have to be overlayed, apply the needed filter for them in Hybrid, and then do the overlaying using avisynth? Thx

No.
You would have to either do this part of the Avisynth script in a custom section in Hybrid (if you use Vapoursynth conver this to Vapoursynth beforehand)
Of feed this (properly adjusted) to Hybrid.
The rest of the script can be done in Hybrid.

=> I doubt you will be able to do this all in Hybrid, since you know to little about Hybrid, Avisynth and Vapoursynth.

Cu Selur

thank you. lets see.

im here to learn tho..

Since you want to learn,... you can do the following in Hybrid to achieve:
(this basically an alternative to BalancedBorders)
in Vapoursynth:

• Start Hybrid
• Load Source
• enable "FilteringVapoursynth->Custom->Insert before DeCross", enable the edit section and enter:
  
  Code:

  ---

  import chromashift
import havsfunc
b = chromashift.ChromaShift(clip=clip, shift_right=14).std.Crop(left=694).std.AddBorders(left=694)
c = clip.std.Crop(right=26)
clip = havsfunc.Overlay(b,c,0,0,opacity=1)

  ---

Setting Level, Tweak and Letterbox to mimic the rest of the script should be easy.

Cu Selur

Thank you. Will try this out and tell about results.

Didn´t expect that message again.
Since chromashift is built-in filter, im now not sure about next step.

Ahh,.. I know what the reason is. :)
I'm using a newer version with some changes, the 'import' doesn't know where to find the script. :)
(newer version by default already loads the script folder)
=> I'll package my dev version and send you a link in ~15min.

Cu Selur

Thank you man, much appreciated

Send you a link via pm.
Have fun, going to bed now. :)

Cu Selur