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    hi anybody,
    is there any good avisynt script in vdub for adding more color to the video?
    hope anyone help
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    There are avisynth scripts and there is virtualdub. Virtualdub has it's own filters, or you can use it to view avisynth scripts.

    In avisynth you might look at Tweak to start with. For virtualdub I like colormill.
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    another question:
    im using bob filter avisynth script so what supposed i have to write if i use another scrypt?
    pls can some one explain and show in specific cos im a slow learner
    and sorry for my english cos im a foreign

    ex: i use this filter scrypt, AVISource(myclip.avi)
    bob

    so ihave to add another scrypt for color production?or just combine them in one scrypt?
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  4. Hi-

    The included Bob filter is pretty bad. You'll probably want to use a better one, like the bobbing form of Yadif or TDeint, or LeakKernelDeint. That's if you even need to bob the video for some reason. Maybe you can explain why you feel the need to bob the video. And yes, you combine the filtering into one script, something like this:

    LoadPlugin("C:\Path\To\LeakKernelDeint.dll")
    AVISource("C:\Path\To\Video.avi",False)#false disables the audio, often useful
    Tweak(Sat=1.2,Coring=False)#Boosts the color saturation
    LeakKernelBob(Order=1)

    I highly suggest that you read everything you can at the AviSynth site:

    http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Main_Page

    You can get 3rd party filters, like LeakKernelDeint, at:

    http://avisynth.org/warpenterprises/
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    Look at the samples provided at AVISynth.org. There are plenty to get you going. Also, there are hundreds of posts here with sample scripts in them. Plenty to learn from.
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    i use bob filter to deinterlace my video, i visit the site 100framesdotcom
    cos its not the best filter but not bad as they mention..
    any of you guys suggest the best deinterlace filter w/out lossing the quality cos i been using this bob most of my vids..
    tnx for your responce
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  7. As you know, a Bob filter doubles the framerate. And as I stated before, the built-in bob is bad. It's bad because you lose half of the resolution. I already mentioned 3 filters that have bobbing capabilities, and all are much better than a simple Bob(). Why? Because the static parts of the picture keep full resolution and only the motion parts are interpolated, and interpolated better than does the built in bob filter. Each of the 3 filters I mentioned can also deinterlace and keep the original framerate. There are better deinterlacers, but they are also pretty slow. You don't want to know the best AviSynth deinterlacers, not if you want to get the videos deinterlaced some time this year.

    And in my opinion, that 100fps.com site isn't worth the time it takes to read it.
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    so w/c of the 3 you use often?
    what exactly you wrote on the script that you use
    if my movie file is 000.avi?
    tnx and sorry for my english
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  9. I usually use Yadif for both bobbing and regular deinterlacing. It's fast and reasonably good. Other people might prefer a different deinterlacer.

    I already gave you a script using a different deinterlacer. You can use it by just changing the names and paths for your own particular video.
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