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    i'd like to pad and add frame number to 2 video files for syncing purposes

    i have 2 video files (2 cams , live show)

    that i want to edit into scenes or shots into one continuous file keeping everything in sync

    with the audio i can do it fairly easily (demux , sync , remux onto the longer file)

    but with the video having a frame number would help very much
    would be more mathematical and i lot less guessing

    i would do it all within avisynth

    i would crop the pad afterwards, ( the frame number would be into the pad)

    unless their is an easier method ?

    i have a rather old pc and would like to do all of this with freeware
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  2. Not sure what you're asking

    You can temporarily overlay frame number

    e.g. showframenumber() , or some related functions like framenumber

    or you can combine it with addborders, to place the overlay in a black border

    Also, in avspmod, the frame number is displayed in the info panel, you don't need any other functions
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    well i think i can do it with virtualdub ..
    it's just for splicing my 2 files ,
    cutting the scenes and gluing it all back together into one file

    keeping everything in sync

    well i don't know if i can really do it this way

    it's just really a 2 cam edit .. with freeware !??
    Last edited by smartel; 6th May 2011 at 23:45.
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  4. Yeah, I don't think you're being at all clear either. If you're asking how to duplicate frames to bring the audio back in synch, you can use AviSynth's Loop command:

    http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Loop

    For example, to create 5 more copies of frame 1000:

    Loop(6,1000,1000)

    It might be easier to add to or cut from the audio.
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    ok i'll put it another way ..

    i have a show filmed with 2 differents cams (2 different angles)

    2 continuous files , non-stop , one 21 min and another 24 min , 2 long takes , 2 plans séquence

    and i want to be able to switch from one cam (file) to another while keeping everything in sync

    choosing the best shots from cam to cam , hopefully in freeware

    must have some simple way to do that , sorry english is my 2nd language
    Last edited by smartel; 7th May 2011 at 01:08.
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  6. Open both in an AviSynth script and trim off the pieces you want to use, adding together all the pieces when done.

    A=("Video1.avi")
    B=("Video2.avi")
    C=A.Trim(xx,yy)
    D=B.Trim(xx,yy)
    E=A.Trim(xx,yy)
    F=B.(Trim(xx,yy)
    .
    .
    C++D++E++F++...
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