Avisynth filters in vdub

[darkbluesky]

Hello,

I would need to use an avisynth filter after a vdub processing of the video, to save time it would be better to call the avisynth filter within vdub. Is it possible?

Tx

[gadgetguy]

I don't think it's possible to call an avisynth filter from vdub, but you can apply the filter in avisynth and frameserve the result to vdub. Or do the whole thing in avisynth and call the vdub filters from there. The results will probably be faster.

[Bjs]

Why dont you just create the avs script that has the required function's included from avisynth , and also load's the clip with it ... it's the normal method .

I do this all the time and frame serve to bbmpeg to generate mpeg2 .

[darkbluesky]

Well, maybe because I'm a newbie Seriously, I have an avs script that frameserve to vdub, vdub make some filters and then I would need to use another avs funtion with the output of vdub. Is it possible?

I do this because there some filters that are only for avs, and also because I manage to obtain the desired results with some internal filters of vdub (bright&contrst) that I can't with avs (maybe because I'm a newbie, but anyway I can't get the same results in avs...)

[manono]

Most VDub filters have an AviSynth equivalent. And VDub filters can be used within AviSynth, as mentioned, but not the other way around. And all you mentioned using VDub for was for contrast and brightness? How much more basic can you get? The Tweak filter is built into AviSynth:

http://www.avisynth.org.ru/docs/english/corefilters/tweak.htm

[cd090580]

Like manono said, use your virtualdub filters inside the avisynth script (will only work for non internal vdub filters).

use the function LoadVirtualDubPlugin() in avisynth.