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Plugin To Access Multiple Clips And Varying Size, plugin for AviSynth
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vcmohan
Posted: Oct 14 2003, 03:02 AM


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I am trying to make a plugin for Avisynth which can be used for various effects including transitions. I need to access multiple clips.In the filter sdk I do not find info on how to access multiple clips. For eg. vi-> and child-> are used in the sdk. These have to be different incase of multiple clips. Will it be permissible to use clip.child-> and clip.vi-> ?

I also need to use some internally included filters but with parameters varying for each frame including resizing. Animate filter expressly prohibits using varying sizeHow to call these and still keep env, vi of original unaffected?

Possibly this question need to be put in neuron2 site, which I will do as soon as I register there.
 
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vcmohan
Posted: Dec 21 2003, 02:27 AM


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Well after reading a lot of material in the web, I created a number of transition plugin filters for AVISYNTH. They sofar work well for RGB32, RGB24 and YUY2 formats. (some problem with YUY2 in one plugin if resizing and rotation were both opted). I really could not get the hang of YV12 as it looks like to have too much code, and for interpolation is not very good.( YUY2 also is like that, but code is atleast compact.)

The Transitions are wipes, slant wipes, circular wipes,doors, side rolls, corner rolls, patterns, rotations, resizing, etc I am in the process of polishing them and grouping them for convenience. I would like to know who will host these? Whom should I contact?
 
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