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| radunn |
| Posted: Nov 6 2004, 07:24 AM |
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I am very new to AVISynth, but not so new to Virtualdub.
My basic question is can I do the regular cutting of an AVI in Virtualdub (Mod) with a *.avs? Is the *.avs written to if such cuts are done in Virtualdub (Mod)?
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| fccHandler |
| Posted: Nov 6 2004, 08:21 AM |
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Cutting may be done in Avisynth using the syntax:
Trim(0,15) + Trim(30,40) + Trim(121,304)
When written on a single line, this creates an output clip which is the sum of the trimmed portions.
Note that in Avisynth, the frame boundaries are inclusive; i.e., the command "Trim(30,40)" specifies 11 frames total.
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| Fizick |
| Posted: Nov 7 2004, 02:26 AM |
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You may easy define ranges (framesets) in VirtualDubMod,
and convert their to Trims commands in VirtualDubMod script editor.
But all version of VirtualDubMod have bug (one more frame),
and recently I make my bug fixed version 1.5.4.2, temporary available at my WWW. |
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| radunn |
| Posted: Nov 7 2004, 08:51 AM |
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| QUOTE (Fizick @ Nov 6 2004, 08:26 PM) | You may easy define ranges (framesets) in VirtualDubMod,
and convert their to Trims commands in VirtualDubMod script editor.
But all version of VirtualDubMod have bug (one more frame),
and recently I make my bug fixed version 1.5.4.2, temporary available at my WWW. |
If I am unable to download your fixed version, is there a work around for this bug?
I am a noobie; how are the 'framesets'(ranges) defined; are they the cut frames or what is remaining? Thanks  |
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| Fizick |
| Posted: Nov 8 2004, 10:51 AM |
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radunn,
Do you see WWW button  |
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| radunn |
| Posted: Nov 8 2004, 05:14 PM |
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| QUOTE (Fizick @ Nov 8 2004, 04:51 AM) | radunn,
Do you see WWW button |
Fizick,
Thanks, I located the WWW button.
I have a bunch of Avisynth notes that will make things easier but I'm still at the beginning phase. You mentioned using Trim commands in Virtualdub Mod's script editor. Does/Would this replace using Notepad for the AVS script? Or does Script Editor automatically have access to *.avs for editing after *.avs is opened in Virtualdub Mod?
My second question pertains to AVI cuts via Avisynth. In Virtualdub Mod, do the frames at Mark In/Out (cuts) go into the AVS Trim () commands?
FccHandler stated:
Trim(0,15) + Trim(30,40) + Trim(121,304)
When written on a single line, this creates an output clip which is the sum of the trimmed portions.
Does FccHandler's statement mean that no matter how many cuts are made that command is all that is needed in *.avs? Thanks for your support.....  |
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