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l33tmeatwad wrote:No, you cannot use both in the same script.

Got it. Thank you.

So you can't utilize both 32 and 64 bit plugins together in a script? Uninstalling and reinstalling did not work so I'll just stick to the version I used before for now.

I tried installing Avisynth+ r2085 today using the installer by Groucho as linked in the Avisynth+ wiki , but after the installation, the 32bit Avspmod stopped working displaying the following message: http://i.imgur.com/xPScjxF.png?1 The 64 bit version of Avspmod worked fine except it didn't load a...

Is there some audio encoder that uses avisynth scripts to encode audio? For video, I use the x264 cli encoder but I'm confused as to what to use to encode the audio. DGIndex is pretty good as it also demuxes the audio but it isn't frame specific so for trimming I use basic Trim functions.

A mask is simply a overlay or a 2nd layer. So you will need to create a 2nd layer and cut out everything from it except the character's mouth (you may actually need his whole head in this situation though. Then you put this second layer on top of the first layer so that it lines up with his body an...

Could you show me how to do this through masks? I still don't know what masks are and where they are used so this would also help me understand how to use them. I cut out the part of the video that had this artifact which was around 2 seconds or so.

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Thank you.

Does combining several filters into one function and then calling it in your script improve memory usage or is it just for making it easier to read? I think it's only for the latter but I just want to make sure.

Why not just use DGIndex on it to make a d2v? Sorry, I hadn't been able to learn more and use this site for a while due to work. I just made my first encode from a DVD source yesterday so I used DGIndex for the first time too and it's very easy to use and provides great info on the video. I'll defi...

Is this Blu-ray or TV stream? h.264 or MPEG-2? It is a TV Stream. I think it is MPEG-2 (or just "MPEG")? Well, I know that it something that was originally progressive and was telecined for TV Broadcast. Video ID : 273 (0x111) Menu ID : 23608 (0x5C38) Format : MPEG Video Format version : Version 2 ...

It is indeed interlaced 29.97 FPS and I just need to IVTC. Sorry for the double posts.