Fade in/out avisynth script?

[Ducky]

I looked quicky with the mb search tool and i found this:

FadeIn(xx)
FadeOut(xx)

now id like to know if it actually works and what do i have to put instead of the "xx"? is it a time or a frame?

thx in advance for the answers :P

[FOO]

How long would it take to try both
or to look in the avisynth help ?

[Ducky]

it looks to be a frame, but im a newbie and i don't understand how to use the filter

here is the fade in/out process
http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=Fade

here is what i have written, but its false and i dunno what to write

LoadPlugin("MPEG2DEC.dll")
MPEG2Source("E:\RH_ATLANTA_03_NTSC\part01.d2v")
FadeIn("E:\RH_ATLANTA_03_NTSC\part01.d2v", int "50")

woud anyone help me...

ok, i could do it with virtualdubmod, but i still have a problem since the file i want to edit is a DVD cut into 4 VOB's and I can't join them with tmpgenc plus. Can i load a d2v in virtualdubmod?


ok last edit, i loaded the avisynth script into virtualdub
i still not have the avisyth scipt for fade in/out bu i can work with the virtualdub one

you can still leave your answer as it would be more simple


etienne

[liquid217]

LoadPlugin("MPEG2DEC.dll")
MPEG2Source("E:\RH_ATLANTA_03_NTSC\part01.d2v")
FadeIn(50)

Fade in from black 50 frames

[Ducky]

ok that was just that
thx for answering anyway

etienne

[mysticgohan17]

I'm trying to do the same thing but I get an error:

Avisynth open failure:
Script error: expected a , or )
(D:\fade.avs, line 3, column 27)

my script (fade.avs) looks like this

LoadPlugin("MPEG2DEC.dll")
MPEG2Source("D:\04-lying_from_you.vob")
FadeIn("D:\fade.avs",int 20)

where did I go wrong, and how many times did i do it?

[FOO]

Last line should be
Fadein( 20 )

[mysticgohan17]

and now?

[thor300]

And now you put the mpeg2dec plugin into the avisynths plugin folder. I dont think mpeg2dec can open vob files anyway, get MPEGDecoder.dll (i think)

[FOO]

I think you are going to have a hard time.
Looks like you have learned less than 50 programming languages.

[Josef K]

Looks like you have learned less than 50 programming languages.

I don't quite know why... but that tickled me.

[FOO]

Maybe you unconciously recognize a similar level of insanity

[adam]

Its simple. Before running any filters you just have to place the .dll in the avisynth/plugin directory. Put the mpeg2dec.dll in this directory and it will work just fine.

mpeg2dec.dll can frameserve from vob files, that's what its for. But of course you have to run the vobs through dvd2avi first...maybe you meant that you can't load the vob directly, but I don't think he was trying to do that.

[Josef K]

Maybe you unconciously recognize a similar level of insanity

C++, Delphi, PHP, ASP, ColdFusion , AviSynth... Been there. Done that. Bought the T-shirt. Sobbed when I realised I couldn't remember how to write 'Hello world' in plain English but still could in Assembly.

[thor300]

LoadPlugin("MPEG2DEC.dll")
MPEG2Source("D:\04-lying_from_you.vob")
FadeIn("D:\fade.avs",int 20)

I think that means he is trying to load the vob directly, so i would recommend MPEGDecoder.dll instead of mpeg2dec.dll.

[adam]

Yeah my mistake thor300, didn't realize anyone actually did that, or that it was even possible. I'm in NTSC land so accessing the vob directly and skipping dvd2avi's forced film option is insane.

[thor300]

i forgot to mention that the function for opening files when using MPEGDecoder.dll would be MpegSource, not mpeg2source.

[FOO]

I'm proud of you josef, but I wasn't referring to you.
"int 20" as a function argument implies
1. they read the instructions - that's extremely good , lets' not piss this guy off
2. they know less than 50 languages ( 0 )

[Josef K]

I'm proud of you josef, but I wasn't referring to you

Ah! Not paying close enough attention.

10 Goto Bed;
20 Goto Toilet;
30 Goto Bed;
End

I miss those Vic20 days...

[mysticgohan17]

Its simple. Before running any filters you just have to place the .dll in the avisynth/plugin directory. Put the mpeg2dec.dll in this directory and it will work just fine.

They are already in there, and still not working.

[mysticgohan17]

Its simple. Before running any filters you just have to place the .dll in the avisynth/plugin directory. Put the mpeg2dec.dll in this directory and it will work just fine.

They are already in there, and still not working.

No one knows what the problem could be?

[FOO]

Post your current script.
FYI there are version problems between Avisynth and various plugins.
I have had seroius problems with it , at times.
I solved mine by deciding to solve it . You can too




10 SIN
20 GOTO HELL

quote - Futurama

[adam]

Even though the loadplugin command isn't necessary if you have the plugin in the correct directory, I can see from your command that you are using a very old version of mpeg2dec. If you are using any recent version of Avisynth (you should be using the latest) then you need to use the proper mpeg2dec plugin. Go find the latest release. It will probably be named mpeg2dec3.dll.

[yodel]

better place the dll in windows/system32/ directory.....

[adam]

No, you place it in the Avisynth/Plugin directory. That's the only way Avisynth will recognize it unless you include the loadplugin command in your script.