Problem with VirtualDubMod

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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by Vax » Fri Nov 28, 2008 6:41 pm

I had the exact same problem.
Download the ffmpegsource plugin from this Doom 9 thread (I personally recommend the 1.21 version, not the beta), put the dll in your avisynth plugins folder (usually c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins), and create a script with

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ffmpegsource("path to video file", vtrack=-1, atrack=-1)
Voila. 8-)

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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by vicky-t » Fri Nov 28, 2008 8:38 pm

yay! thank you, i can get it into virtualdubmod now, although when i do, the color is all distorted, like one of the channels is missing, but i dont really know anything about that, any idea what that might be?

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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by Qyot27 » Sat Nov 29, 2008 12:26 am

Vax wrote:I had the exact same problem.
Download the ffmpegsource plugin from this Doom 9 thread (I personally recommend the 1.21 version, not the beta), put the dll in your avisynth plugins folder (usually c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins), and create a script with

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ffmpegsource("path to video file", vtrack=-1, atrack=-1)
Voila. 8-)
Just as an aside, the vtrack parameter is only necessary if you're dealing with multi-angle files (and maybe some other odd cases). Needless to say, it's not required to declare it in the script some 99.9% of the time. atrack is only necessary if you want the audio as well, as FFmpegSource doesn't load audio by default (and therefore declaring atrack is actually routine).
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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by Vax » Sat Nov 29, 2008 12:41 am

Qyot27 wrote:
Vax wrote:I had the exact same problem.
Download the ffmpegsource plugin from this Doom 9 thread (I personally recommend the 1.21 version, not the beta), put the dll in your avisynth plugins folder (usually c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins), and create a script with

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ffmpegsource("path to video file", vtrack=-1, atrack=-1)
Voila. 8-)
Just as an aside, the vtrack parameter is only necessary if you're dealing with multi-angle files (and maybe some other odd cases). Needless to say, it's not required to declare it in the script some 99.9% of the time. atrack is only necessary if you want the audio as well, as FFmpegSource doesn't load audio by default (and therefore declaring atrack is actually routine).
Geez, who cares, at least it works D:
vicky-t wrote:yay! thank you, i can get it into virtualdubmod now, although when i do, the color is all distorted, like one of the channels is missing, but i dont really know anything about that, any idea what that might be?
Hmm..That didn't happen for me. Maybe ask around for script that gets rid of this problem because I am the worst person with scripting.

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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by SenTrix » Sat Nov 29, 2008 10:15 am

vicky-t wrote:yay! thank you, i can get it into virtualdubmod now, although when i do, the color is all distorted, like one of the channels is missing, but i dont really know anything about that, any idea what that might be?
You can use this plugin for color adjustment. Just play around with the settings.
ColorYUV(gain_u=5, gain_v=-25)
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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by vicky-t » Sat Nov 29, 2008 10:22 am

okay thanks! ill try that =) if nothing works ill just put the avs stright into premiere for now but thanks alot everone u guys are the best xD

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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by SenTrix » Sat Nov 29, 2008 10:32 am

I forgot that Tweak() is also a coloradjustment plugin...you can set it sat=1
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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by mirkosp » Sat Nov 29, 2008 5:11 pm

Sentrix wrote:I forgot that Tweak() is also a coloradjustment plugin...you can set it sat=1
Tweak(sat=1) won't do anything, to increase it should be more like Tweak(sat=1.2) or along those lines (up to 10.0). To decrease it should be Tweak(sat=0.8) and alikes (down to 0.0). Still, since the issue here is the lack of color, it's either about increasing saturation or, as you already pointed out, tweaking the chroma channels.
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Re: Problem with VirtualDubMod

Post by Vax » Sat Nov 29, 2008 7:10 pm

Hmm, this didn't happen to me possibly because I put the script before hand and it was the right one? Anyhow, try it.

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tweak(hue=1.0,sat=1.2,cont=1.1,bright=-2)

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