ReplaceFramesSimple

[max_cady]

There was 4 frames (24366,24367,24368,24369 frame) damaged in my video record (196420 frames in total). I extract damaged frames as .bmp with AvsPmod. And fixed with photoshop.

Tried many time, couldn't replace them .

Some tries without success:

#Source
...
B=ImageSource("E:\Poem (1972)\GBR\Theatrical Cut\%03d.bmp", end=196420).ConvertToYV12 ()


ReplaceFramesSimple(last, B, mappings="[24366 24369]")

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#Source
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B=ImageSource("E:\Poem (1972)\GBR\Theatrical Cut\000.bmp", end=196420).ConvertToYV12 ()

ReplaceFramesSimple(last, B, mappings="[24366 24369]")

Any replies appreciated!

[LMotlow]

What does "couldn't replace them" mean? The old frames didn't change? You see error messages?

RemapFrames has a tricky syntax. I tried this years ago on a clip that had frames out of sequence:

BaseVid=last
SourceVid=ImageSource("E:\Poem (1972)\GBR\Theatrical Cut\000.bmp",end=4,pixel_type="YV12")

BaseClip=BaseVid
BaseClip=BaseClip.RemapFrames(mappings="
[24366 24369] [0 3]
",SourceClip=SourceVid)
return last

[manono]

I do it a slightly different way, and a single frame at a time. Maybe you can modify the following snippet to make it replace all your frames at once:

Q=ImageSource("xxxxx.bmp",End=xxxxx).ConvertToYV12 ()
ReplaceFramesSimple(Last,Q,Mappings="xxxxx ")

xxxxx is the frame number to be replaced and xxxxx.bmp is the edited picture (named after its frame number). Q is used so as not to interfere with other letters used throughout the script.

And, as LMotlow wrote, always include the error messages that VDub gives you.

[max_cady]

I'm glad about responses, thanks!

Sorry for not being clear.

This thing made me angry.

All 4 scripts in below opening avspmod without error. But all of them has own problem:


All replaced frames are total black.

B=ImageSource("E:\Poem (1972)\GBR\Theatrical Cut\%03d.bmp", end=196420).ConvertToYV12 ()


ReplaceFramesSimple(last, B, mappings="[24366 24369]")

All replaced only with 000.bmp:

B=ImageSource("E:\Poem (1972)\GBR\Theatrical Cut\000.bmp", end=196420).ConvertToYV12 ()

ReplaceFramesSimple(last, B, mappings="[24366 24369]")

Nothing changed, same bad frames here:

BaseVid=last
SourceVid=ImageSource("E:\Poem (1972)\GBR\Theatrical Cut\000.bmp",end=4,pixel_type="YV12")

BaseClip=BaseVid
BaseClip=BaseClip.RemapFrames(mappings="
[24366 24369] [0 3]
",SourceClip=SourceVid)
return last

Only frame 22366 replaced with 000.bmp:

last=FFVideoSource("POEM.mkv")

Q=ImageSource("000.bmp",End=24366).ConvertToYV12 ()
ReplaceFramesSimple(Last,Q,Mappings="24366")

[poisondeathray]

If the file names are 24366.bmp .....

orig=FFVideoSource("POEM.mkv")

Q=ImageSource("%05d.bmp",start=24366, End=24370, fps=orig.framerate).ConvertToYV12()

orig.trim(0,24365) + Q + orig.trim(24371,0)

If the filenames were 000.bmp.... It would be

Q=ImageSource("%03d.bmp",start=0, End=4, fps=orig.framerate).ConvertToYV12()

If you converted to the BMP for photoshop using ConvertToRGB default settings, it would use Rec601 . Then ConvertToYV12() would be correct to "reverse" it. Normally 709 is used for "HD", but you didn't mention what you have

[max_cady]

If the file names are 24366.bmp .....

orig=FFVideoSource("POEM.mkv")

Q=ImageSource("%05d.bmp",start=24366, End=24370, fps=orig.framerate).ConvertToYV12()

orig.trim(0,24365) + Q + orig.trim(24371,0)

If the filenames were 000.bmp.... It would be

Q=ImageSource("%03d.bmp",start=0, End=4, fps=orig.framerate).ConvertToYV12()

If you converted to the BMP for photoshop using ConvertToRGB default settings, it would use Rec601 . Then ConvertToYV12() would be correct to "reverse" it. Normally 709 is used for "HD", but you didn't mention what you have

Thank you , really!

I can sleep now.

[LMotlow]

If the file names are 24366.bmp .....

orig=FFVideoSource("POEM.mkv")

Q=ImageSource("%05d.bmp",start=24366, End=24370, fps=orig.framerate).ConvertToYV12()

orig.trim(0,24365) + Q + orig.trim(24371,0)

If the filenames were 000.bmp.... It would be

Q=ImageSource("%03d.bmp",start=0, End=4, fps=orig.framerate).ConvertToYV12()

If you converted to the BMP for photoshop using ConvertToRGB default settings, it would use Rec601 . Then ConvertToYV12() would be correct to "reverse" it. Normally 709 is used for "HD", but you didn't mention what you have

Good job, spotting that simple fix.