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  1. I'm losing my mind!! It seems like I did this before but have forgotten........

    Can someone tell me how to load 2 or more plugins into AVISynth?

    ex:

    LoadPlugin("C:\TomsMoComp.dll")
    AVISource("D:\myclip.avi")
    returnTomsMoComp(0,15,1)

    I want a smoother here

    BicubicResize(352,480)

    That's basicly what the script looks like I'm just having problems with adding a smoother. I tried to import one from v-dub and that didn't work either. Thanks in advance if anyone can help!!
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  2. no wait......maybe I got it
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    Temporal smoother is built into avisynth so you don't have to load a filter unless you want to use a different smoothing filter. If you just want temporal smoother than just add the line.

    TemporalSmoother(x,x)

    If you want to load multiple filters just use the LoadPlugin line multiple times.

    LoadPlugin("C:\TomsMoComp.dll")
    LoadPlugin("C:\name_of_filter.dll")
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    Exactly, you can load as many filter plugins as you like.
    TemporalSmoother is an external filter, it is part of most modified mped2dec versions (dividee, mpeg2dec2, mpeg2dec3).
    There is a similar built-in filter, that is called TemporalSoften. It is the former TemporalSoften2 plugin and replaced the original TemporalSoften since v2.03.
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    Oh my mistake, I've pretty much never used avisynth without also using mpeg2dec so I didn't recognize the distinction.

    Btw Truman what is your opinion on temporal smoother versus soften? I think soften is faster, so I'd like to believe its just as good, but I kinda doubt that is the case.
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  6. I've been playing with both smoothers and softeners. I think the softeners ARE faster but a little blurry. Try one for AViSynth called PeachSmoother ( I think that's it ) Been having good results and it's not too slow.
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    I do not use these soften filters that much, all the more I did not compare it. If I need such a filter I am quite happy with SpatialSoften and TemporalSmoother. Well, both filters are very slow.
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