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  1. I read another post a while ago about fading in and out video in virtual dub, using a filter, I think it was frame tweeker. I have been looking at virtual dub filters and haven't found it yet. Does anyone know where to find that filter, or one that can do fade in/out on the video?
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    Good day
    Can anybody repeate the LINK to VirtualDub plugin [FADE in/out] vdf-framework-v1.1?
    Can't find it anywhere.
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    Thank YOU
    Johner - it`s Mirakle !!
    .. my grand respect
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    oh..
    Question;
    I need FADE between two sequenses - to join with fade.
    Is it possible in Dub generally?
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  5. Hi.


    I need FADE between two sequenses - to join with fade.
    Is it possible in Dub generally?

    I do not know your question.

    Maybe Avisynth can do it.


    Best regards.

    devil (johner)
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  6. Originally Posted by devilcoelhodog View Post

    Maybe Avisynth can do it.

    Yes....

    Code:
    # 2 second dissolve between 2x50fps clips with 1 second in/out fade
    
    v1 = AviSource()
    v2 = AviSource()
    
    Dissolve(v1, v2, 100)
    
    FadeIO(50)
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  7. Originally Posted by pippas View Post

    Code:
    # 2 second dissolve between 2x50fps clips with 1 second in/out fade
    
    v1 = AviSource()
    v2 = AviSource()
    
    Dissolve(v1, v2, 100)
    
    FadeIO(50)
    As long as it's realized that FadeIO(50) will add two frames to the video. To keep the same framecount it should maybe be written as:

    FadeIO0(50)
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    You can use most filters that come with Virtualdub to create fades as long as they have a Blend option. You'll have to experiment to find the ones you like.

    The Fill filter in Blend mode with the Curve Editor is the most natural fade filter. You can fade in and out from black or any other color and make as many fades as you need by creating a curve at each scene change.

    Do a search here and you will find step by step guides.
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