BTW I have verified that the long address awareness is working but u have to set it running aviutl as admin Tks!
It allocated up to 3.6GB memory for my test case before aviutl crashed.
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Is Aviutl capable of creating a Ken Burns Slideshow effect (pan & zoom based on still images) Automatically?
I know I can do it manually by editing each slide. Anyone knows how to do it like Windows Live Movie Maker?
i.e. Just load all images in a folder into aviutl and then automatically apply random pan zoom effect for each image.
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I made some presets for zoom-in zoom-out and page-curl left/right. Here are my effects in a zip file. Unpack and copy the folder into Aviutl root directory.
1) Import your still image or video.
2) When you go to add effects, you'll see my "Racer-x Effects" in the list.Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
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Thank you so much racer-x once again! They all work! U r a master of this tool!
Still wondering though... what is the reason to create this zoom in and zoom out presets, when
one can do it on the "standard drawing" panel? Anything I am missing? Tks!Last edited by PhotoCat; 3rd Nov 2014 at 19:42.
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Hey Racer - how about putting all the preset effects in the 1st post ? or at least somewhere together? If people upload more, they might become buried in the thread or difficult to find for someone looking for them
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Another option for KenBurnsEffect automatically (I think) is the DVDSlideShowGUI . I think it actually uses KenBurnsEffect() from avisynth
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I created those presets for a slideshow I did recently. It makes it much faster to apply a saved effect than to manually do each image....
You could also do an animation on one image, copy and paste it multiple times, then change the file reference to a different image...Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
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Yes, I did read the manual twice otherwise I wouldn't hv used a "video file" to import a still image LOL!
I am sorry I missed the plugin priority there but to be honest, as a newbie, I had no idea what "plugin priority" was
and how to set it. Would have been helpful if the "plugin priority change note" was included in the "installation procedure section".
Anyway, it works now!! Yay!! My test images came from my buddy's Nikon D800E, a 36meg jpg and my own 29meg jpg!
They both have no problem! I hv noticed that I needed to check "loopback" in order to extend the image-clip length and I
guess that is normal.
Thanks for all the hard work Maverick!Last edited by PhotoCat; 3rd Nov 2014 at 21:00.
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Good Tip Maverick & Racer! Yes! To copy the entire object with effects and just change the file reference!! Brilliant!
So I can make more specific effects like zoom-in-pan_upper_right, zoom-in-pan_left etc... and reuse them to different images...
Racer, how to use your zoom-in preset? Zoom% I can understand, but X & Y seem to be a scaling function rather than a pan function.
I would think one would need a pan function... to zoom into a specific spot on the image. Confused here...
BTW, sharing a tip I accidentally found out: to do panning, there is no need to adjust the numbers X & Y. Just drag the image around at its starting point and X & Y will follow automatically. Similarly for the finishing point. Just make sure X & Y movements are turned on. Thanks!Last edited by PhotoCat; 4th Nov 2014 at 09:01.
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Is there a programming guide for creating these .EXA presets?
It looks like a text file with some programming... tks!
edit: oh... just saw the tutorial posted by racer on page 1... will check it out... tks!Last edited by PhotoCat; 3rd Nov 2014 at 21:06.
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.EXA is similar to .EXO and they are not really programming scripts. They are .INI-like files just documenting what FX or objects are there.
The actual programming scripts for FX are those .ANM, ,.TRA and .OBJ files which are written in LUA(v5.1) syntax.
Since you 're a newbie, don't jump into the programming/hacking stuff. Get used to the usual operation first.Stopping development until someone save me from poverty or get me out of Hong Kong...
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Just noticed the .aup project file is a binary file so it is hard to make modifications to it.
Is there a way for aviutl to read in a project "text" file?
I am thinking for a slideshow of 50 images, it is troublesome to import 50 images manually. (even copy & paste 50 objects
and change references is troublesome) If aviutl can read a "text" project file, perhaps creating such a text file with 50 lines of references
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Yes, the EXO I mentioned eariler is in essence a "project file in text"(almost)
An EXO documents all objects and attached effects in a single scene. You create this EXO by [right click on timeline> File> Export object file].
Once you understood its structure, you can create an EXO with programming/text editor.(I have done this once when making an EXO->SRT/ASS converter)
Note that an EXO does not contains:
> custom layer name
> objects in other scene
> Text object as human-readable string (in UTF-16LE instead)
> File references load into AviUtl Base program directly
For Image sequence however, you can rename your images as 4-digit numbers (0000.png, 0001.png....) and load the FIRST one as Video Object.
This should load all remaining image on its own. However, You'll need to add the 49 transition effects in the right positions...
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This is so cool Maverick! I can see the info inside the project file now
Also read the project back in and it recreated the whole project, though a little slow! Vy interesting!
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↑Done.
See post #3 of this thread.
There is a small ZIP attachment there.
Requires .NET 4.5
Three types of output:
1> typical sildeshow using SceneChange object(cross-fade)
2> Slideshow uisng SceneChange object but RANDOMIZED pattern for each transition
3> PageCurl FX with SimpleWrap_V2
The actual image files need not to be there at the time of EXO creation. It just take the folder path and filename pattern:
[Folder path]/<Prefix><##><Suffix>
at the time of creation.
The no. of # is defined by the "Digits" number box, and will pad leading zeros if appropriate.
For example, if you have the following files:
r_twikabe01_1920_1080.jpg
r_twikabe02_1920_1080.jpg
r_twikabe03_1920_1080.jpg
r_twikabe04_1920_1080.jpg
r_twikabe05_1920_1080.jpg
r_twikabe06_1920_1080.jpg
r_twikabe07_1920_1080.jpg
then
No. of Image= 7
Prefix= r_twikabe
Digits= 2
Suffix= _1920_1080.jpg
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Yay! It works! It was the fastest project in development!
Thank you Maverick! U r super!
A few tiny things, if possible, may further enhance the program:
1) Keep an ini file such that when one opens the program again, the previous values are displayed. This helps tweaking.
Though now I just have to keep the program open and not close it until I am happy with the results:
2) Would it be easy to add random pan & zoom effects too?
A few working ones for zoom are:
For each image:
Randomly pick:
zoom%=120.00,100.00,1
or
zoom%=100.00,120.00,1
A few working ones for pans are:
For each image:
Randomly pick:
X=-200.0,0.0,1
or
X=200.0,0.0,1
as well as:
Y=0.0,-200.0,1
or
Y=0.0,200.0,1
Perhaps you can let us type in our own user-defined pan and zoom values in an array and then randomly pick them for us
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Your input dialog is so cool! What programming language is that? I am still using shell scripts sight... vy rusty too... Tks!
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For the enhancement of slideshow helper, I would recommend that the random X, Y & Zoom values be added directly to the "standard drawing" panel, but not to a new additional panel for simplicity n usability.
For now, I have added all the random X, Y, & Zoom values myself directly into the "standard drawing" panel inside the .EXO file, which was generated by Maverick's slideshow helper.
With the modified EXO file, I can now easily drag the slideshow image to adjust its start and end position for pan! It is so easy now!! Tks to Maverick agn!
This automated way of doing Ken Burns pan & zoom effect is way better than WLMM! I can zoom into however close I want and I have full control on the start and stop position of the pans. It is so amazing! The .EXO file support saves so much user elbow grease! Aviutl & Maverick rock!! -
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Here is the .exo file I am using on my slideshow project.
It contains about 70 images with ken burns effect.