- #Avisynth scripts how to#
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Start at the number of logical cores in your machine (note: with HyperThreading enabled, logical cores = 2x physical cores) See below for value Yĭistributor() # This line may or may not be necessary, try removing it and see if you get more speed Setting X QTGMC( Preset="Slow", EdiThreads=Y ) # Choose preset based on overall speed/quality you want. YourSource("yourfile") # DGDecode_mpeg2source, FFVideoSource, AviSource, whatever your source requires SetMTMode(3, X) # See below for value X, could try 5 instead of 3 for non-standard source-filter/avisynth combinations For example, to speed up processing and reduce sharpness a little:Ĭode: SetMemoryMax(M) # Optional line. There are many settings to tweak the behavior of the script, full details are provided in the documentation that comes with the script. More modest settings will give good speed and you may not even be able to tell the quality difference. HD content especially doesn't need that precision and it will be very slow. The default preset is "Slower", which is very close to the TempGaussMC_beta2 defaultsĭon't be obsessed with running at the slowest possible settings. "Placebo", "Very Slow", "Slower", "Slow", "Medium", "Fast", "Faster", "Very Fast", "Super Fast", "Ultra Fast" & "Draft" The "Preset" used selects sensible settings for a given encoding speed. You can now use it as an AVI source for encoding. SelectEven() # Add this line to keep original frame rate, leave it out for smoother doubled frame rateSave this script with an ".avs" extension. Then to use QTGMC, write a script like this:Ĭode: YourSource("yourfile") # DGDecode_mpeg2source, FFVideoSource, AviSource, whatever your source requires
#Avisynth scripts install#
Install AviSynth and copy the plugins from the plugin package to the correct locations. Presets Detail (v3.32): Compared to "Faster" | Compared to "Medium" | Noise Presets If you use EEDI3 you may need the Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable
#Avisynth scripts zip file#
If you get this error: "There is no function named RemoveGrain" then replace your RemoveGrainSSE2.dll with the version in this zip file Although not strictly 'correct' mt_masktools-25.dll can be used with SEt's Avisynth 2.6MT for mulithreaded usage. There is also a new plugin pack using the updated Avisynth 2.6 interface available for testing.įor YUY2 input you must use mt_masktools-25.dll. Same as above, but these plugins contain threading fixes that can improve stability under MT. Modded Plugins Package ( mirror1 | mirror2) Individual plugin / source code links below. Used Windows line breaks.Īll the required plugin files for the script - follow the instructions inside. v3.32: A couple more minor tweaks and fixes.
Latest: v3.30: Speed-ups for many presets and a bug-fix in MVTools. QTGMC v3.32 + English Instructions ( mirror1 | mirror2) Thanks to SubJunk for filehost-free mirrors!
#Avisynth scripts how to#
Extensive instructions on how to use all the settings are provided with the script. As well as interlaced input, it can also process progressive material for removal of interlacing or other shimmering artefacts. It has a range of new features for the highest quality output and a convenient presets system to select processing speed. This same setup works fine in Windows 7.QTGMC is a very high quality deinterlacer for YV12 or YUY2 input, originally developed from TempGaussMC_beta2. Other complaints will be made about removedirt.dll, warpsharp.dll, and RemoveDirtMC.avs. With Video Fred's scripts, on Windows 10, VirtualDub will complain 'LoadPlugin: unable to load "plugins/RemoveGrain.dll", Module not found, Install missing library?' In this example, I get a message "AviSynth 2.6.0, build:(etc etc). An AviSynth script with something like "Version ()" reports as expected. on Windows 10, VirtualDub and the default AviSynth seems fine. The 8mm restoring package is described at:Īnd the dlls and example scripts are from this published link at the top of the thread:ĪviSynth 2.6.0 (32 bit) downloaded from: Īnd is the AviSynth_260.exe installer to C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynthįftw3.dll is in the scripts directory where my restoration script is located.
#Avisynth scripts 64 Bit#
My Windows 7 64 bit system runs the description below with no problems: Could anybody tell me please if they have succeeded in doing this or if it is even possible? Are there better tools available? I might learn FFMPEG from scratch, but it seems to be lacking the 'dust and scratch' removal filter. I rely on the tools described below and I just can't get the added dlls to run on the new machine.
#Avisynth scripts movie#
I just bought a 32 core Threadripper workstation to do movie film restoration.