Huffyuv problem.

[Kariudo]

not quite.

Don't move your avs file into the avisynth 2.5 directory. Just leave it where it is.

When you open the .avs file in virtualdubmod and go to file, save as:
file name: just what it sounds like, give it any name you want
save as type: avi
video mode: just leave it as is, the only one you shouldn't use is direct stream copy
compression: hit change, and then look for huffyuv in the list that pops up. Ignore the configure and about buttons and just hit ok after Huffyuv is highlighted

[servantofinari]

cant save as the file you said, i can save as text or all files and thats all the options i have. cant they just wrap this into one program that takes care of this for you? i moved the file from where i indexed it origonaly to E:\Program Files\AMVapp\VirtualDubMod. there brought it up in notepad and added the resize. i still don't get how to "call" filters. do i just type in the name of the .dil file? I have never worked with anything but MUGEN before and anyone can tell you thats not hard.

[Kariudo]

the .avs file doesn't need to be anywhere specific (it doesn't have to be in vdubmod's folder)

my instructions were for saving the avi file once you get your script into vdubmod.

to save your script, just put [script name here].avs
save as type: leave it as .txt, it will use the extention you gave it (.avs) if you leave it like this
encoding: leave it as ANSI

generally, the filter name is also the file name (ex. Deen.dll is the file, deen() is the filter)

to add a filter, you just type its name
say you had a filter called TonsOfFun, just put TonsOfFun() on a new line of your script...and that's all there is to adding a filter

For all intents and purposes, adding and calling can be used interchangeably (though there are technical differences, but they don't matter to you.)

you should already have something like this as your .avs (from DGIndex)

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mpeg2source("some path.d2v")

adding a filter would make it look like this

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mpeg2source("some path.d2v")
TonsOfFun()

[Vivaldi]

You don't have to move the .avs file anywhere.

-In the folder the avs file is currently in, right click on it and select open with, then choose virtualDub mod. Notepad should not be open at this point.

-With the program Virtual Dub mod now open, go to File>Save as.

-At the bottom of the "save as" dialog, there should be a drop down menu, select huffYUV from that menu, and choose save.

A .dll file shouldn't be directly involved anywhere in the process. You should also not need to move any file to different directories.

[Kariudo]

the .avs file doesn't need to be anywhere specific (it doesn't have to be in vdubmod's folder)

my instructions were for saving the avi file once you get your script into vdubmod.

to save your script, just put [script name here].avs
save as type: leave it as .txt, it will use the extention you gave it (.avs) if you leave it like this
encoding: leave it as ANSI

generally, the filter name is also the file name (ex. Deen.dll is the file, deen() is the filter)

to add a filter, you just type its name
say you had a filter called TonsOfFun, just put TonsOfFun() on a new line of your script...and that's all there is to adding a filter

For all intents and purposes, adding and calling can be used interchangeably (though there are technical differences, but they don't matter to you.)

you should already have something like this as your .avs (from DGIndex)

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mpeg2source("some path.d2v")

calling TonsOfFun would make it look like this

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mpeg2source("some path.d2v")
TonsOfFun()

fix'd

[Kionon]

If you are still having trouble when I get home in an hour I will write a step by step guide with screencaps. I can't do that from my phone.

[servantofinari]

thank you. sorry for the bother, i think im just not understanding what people who have done this before do.