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    hi
    before im starting to code a video
    is there any filter "sharpen" in GK such as in VB got
    to make the picture more sharpen. and how
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  2. What's VB?

    No, there's no sharpening filter included in Gordian Knot. But there's nothing to prevent you from editing the GKnot generated script to add a sharpening filter, anything from the built in Sharpen filter to a third party sharpener such as LimitedSharpenFaster.

    http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Sharpen
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    sorry
    VB=VD (virtual dub)
    and where do i add those lines exactly?
    10x 4 answerin'
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  4. Originally Posted by eliqush
    and where do i add those lines exactly?
    Pretty much anywhere after any field operation you might do. The Denoising section would be good:
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    #  DENOISING: choose one combination (or none)
    Sharpen()
    Undot()
    
    #  1) little noise
    #Temporalsoften(2,3,3,mode=2,scenechange=6)
    #mergechroma(blur(1.3))
    #FluxSmoothST(5,7)
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    ok 10x
    only which file should i edit to put those lines in?
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  6. Eh? You edit the GKnot generated AviSynth script, just as I showed you. When you go File->Save And Encode, first click on the "Edit" button to edit the .avs before then hitting "Save And Encode" which takes you to the Encoding Control Panel to set it up for encoding.

    Just look at any GKnot created AviSynth script. Study it. Learn what the different lines do.
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    should look like that right?
    http://i25.tinypic.com/a1pj07.jpg
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    it yells me an error in the coding window: http://i26.tinypic.com/10rqnok.jpg
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  9. You're right. Sorry. Try this:

    Sharpen(1)

    Use numbers between 0 and 1. You can, for example, use:

    Sharpen(0.65)

    If you want it even sharper, then use Sharpen twice:

    Sharpen(1).Sharpen(1)
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    ok trying 10x
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