avs scripting help

klinky · Post by **klinky** » Mon Feb 24, 2003 12:52 am

o_O

doesn't make sense to me either

FurryCurry · Post by **FurryCurry** » Mon Feb 24, 2003 3:35 am

CHWOODYARD wrote:Oops, I forgot to remove my name from it. But it works in Premier at 23.98 fps instead of a smooth 29.97 fps.

ErMac's guide says to utilize the Decomb.dll I have to type the Telecide() and Decimate(5) script. Unless I don't have to use the Decomb.dll file to edit the avs file in Premier.

It's ok to edit in 29.97, but you will have to deinterlace your video after its finished, and you may have a few artifacts left around after you do.

Just open your .avs file in notepad, and remove the stuff about telecide, decimate, and loading decomb, then save a copy of the modified file under a different name.

If you want to see how a vid can turn out when it's been edited interlaced @ 29.97, then fixed in post production, give mine a look-see. (shameless pimpin'

) preferably the XviD version, I'm very happy with the way that one came out.

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Stoic · Post by **Stoic** » Mon Feb 24, 2003 10:15 am

heh I was going to post up a similar topic but then I read this one all my questions were answered. Basically my problem was the guide I read, never said you needed to put the AVS file in the same directory as the plugin. (Thought maybe that the plug-in for Adobe knew where you installed the plugin and read it like that.) Saved me a great deal of head ache

Or maybe it did say it and I skipped over it.

klinky · Post by **klinky** » Mon Feb 24, 2003 10:54 am

The adobe plugin goes in the Premiere plugin folder.
The MPEG2DEC dll goes into C:\AVSFilters(default autoload folder, you can specify a different autoload folder during install) or where ever you feel like it.

If you put it somewhere other then the autoload folder. You must tell AVISynth where to find it. Thus, you must add the LoadPlugin("C:\MPEG2DECLocation\MPEG2DEC.dll") line to your file. If you did put the MPEG2DEC dll in the autoload folder, you don't need to type in the load plugin command since AVISynth automatically loads the filter along with any others in your autoload folder.

You do NOT need to have any dlls or plugins in the same folder as your AVS file.

~klinky

Corran · Post by **Corran** » Tue Feb 25, 2003 4:09 pm

From This Threadin the All About Me forum

Corran Productions wrote:
Hitokiri Carl C wrote:My comp has hated me for 5 months (meaning that my AMV prog didn't work =_=) but now recently it just began to work again without reason
Did you recently uninstall nimo or reinstall other stuff? Nimo is the DEVIL

Hitokiri Carl C wrote:I have Nimo on my comp, for like 1 year... and I didn't install anything in particular, but I didn't know that Nimo was Evül O_o

Corran Productions wrote:Well most of it is... I only use some of its bundled direct show filters and leave the rest unchecked. Then I install all of my video editing stuff right after. And when I uninstall it, I reinstall the AMV pack. It seems to enjoy uninstalling AVIsynth...

I had similar problems about a month ago so I though I should post this here. I've found that Nimo likes tweaking with avisynth to the point you can't use it as the guides tell you to...

CHWOODYARD · Post by **CHWOODYARD** » Wed Feb 26, 2003 8:16 pm

Would my amv turn out okay if I edit it in progressive frames? Since I have it set up that way, it takes paitence to edit it like that.

NicholasDWolfwood · Post by **NicholasDWolfwood** » Wed Feb 26, 2003 9:22 pm

Yep, it's fine. You just have to make sure you follow AD and E's guide and edit in 24fps, etc.

CHWOODYARD · Post by **CHWOODYARD** » Wed Feb 26, 2003 9:27 pm

Is there a way to edit it like it was an avi, (with smooth playback) since the clips play in a choppy fashion at 24 fps?

Corran · Post by **Corran** » Wed Feb 26, 2003 9:38 pm

I'm not sure what you did but they should play back smoothly in 24 fps. Did you make mjpeg substitutes for editing? Playing back avs source will definatly look choppy unless your computer is hella fast. With AVS you are rendering each frame when it is called for so it takes a lot of processing power to play it back at normal speed.

CHWOODYARD · Post by **CHWOODYARD** » Thu Mar 06, 2003 9:51 pm

I have finished editing my amv and previewed it in Premeir. Now what exact steps should I take to export it? I want to make sure that it exports it in a very good quality. After it exports to an avi file, should I import it in TMPGEnc and convert it to a mpg file for burning?

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