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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    If you are running 64 bit windows all tools must be 32 bit, or all tools must be 64 bit, the two systems are completely separate. So if you are using 64 bit ripbot64 you need to install 64 bit AviSynth, and 64 bit ffms2.dll, and 64 bit versions of any other 3rd party filters you use. If you use 32 bit ripbot64 you need to install 32 bit AviSynth, 32 bit ffms2.dll, and 32 bit versions of any other 3rd party filters. Few filters are available in 64 bit versions so it's best to use 32 bit for everything.

    Note that 32 bit AviSynth running on 64 bit Windows will be installed in the "C:\Program Files (x86)" tree.
    one guy told this and other guy told that. I dont know where I am incorrect.
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    Guys help me.
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    I think that's what we've been doing...
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    Ok. Lets start again,

    Can you pls make list of all programms scripts plugin etc.?

    Thank you
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  5. 1) Install AviSynth.
    2) Install ffms2 source plugin.
    3) Create your AVS script.
    4) Open the script in any editor that supports it, encode.

    Be sure to use 32 versions of all of the above, or use 64 bit versions of all of the above. Do not try to mix and match 32 and 64 bit components, it won't work.

    Actually, 64 bit AviSynth isn't very stable. So save yourself some hassle, use 32 bit versions of all of the above.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    1) Install AviSynth.
    2) Install ffms2 source plugin.
    3) Create your AVS script.
    4) Open the script in any editor that supports it, encode.

    Be sure to use 32 versions of all of the above, or use 64 bit versions of all of the above. Do not try to mix and match 32 and 64 bit components, it won't work.

    Actually, 64 bit AviSynth isn't very stable. So save yourself some hassle, use 32 bit versions of all of the above.
    can you post links? I have 32 bit version windows.
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  7. You were given links already.
    https://www.videohelp.com/download/Avisynth_258.exe

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    See posts below for ffms2.
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    Last edited by jagabo; 20th Oct 2012 at 10:19. Reason: removed link for wrong ffms2 plugin
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    I download ffms2. In the folder is doc, x64,ffms2,ffms2.dll and ffmsindex. Install ffmsindex?
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  9. You don't need ffmsindex.exe.

    Turn off "Hide extensions for known file types" in Windows Explorer. Then you'll be able to see all filename extensions.
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  10. This one is the link for the cplugin version

    This one needs to load with LoadCPlugin(), and has support for avisynth 2.6.x colorspaces



    duccorleone - don't use x64 anything for avisynth, it's unstable and there are limited plugins available. Use 32bit for everything avisynth, including 32bit avisynth

    This is the link for the 32bit "vanilla" version
    http://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/downloads/detail?name=ffms-2.17.7z
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  11. Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post

    This one is the link for the cplugin version
    Oops, sorry. Yes, use the one poisondeathray linked to:
    http://ffmpegsource.googlecode.com/files/ffms-2.17.7z
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    I download ffms. Whats now?
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  13. 1.unzip that 7z downloaded file, put those files into Avisynth/plugins folder
    rozbal ten stahnuty 7z soubor, dej ty soubory do Avisynth /plugin slozky

    2.copy/paste script into notepad and give it a name, something.avs
    zkopiruj skript, treba ten od poisondeathray do notepadu a nazvi soubor cokoliv.avs

    3. load that something.avs into Ripbot264 and encode it into whatever you like
    nacti ten cokoliv.avs do ripbot264 a enkoduj to podle toho co potrebujes
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    Originally Posted by _Al_ View Post
    1.unzip that 7z downloaded file, put those files into Avisynth/plugins folder
    rozbal ten stahnuty 7z soubor, dej ty soubory do Avisynth /plugin slozky

    2.copy/paste script into notepad and give it a name, something.avs
    zkopiruj skript, treba ten od poisondeathray do notepadu a nazvi soubor cokoliv.avs

    3. load that something.avs into Ripbot264 and encode it into whatever you like
    nacti ten cokoliv.avs do ripbot264 a enkoduj to podle toho co potrebujes

    1. in 7z folder I have doc x64 ffms ffms2.dll and ffmsindex
    all this to avisynth plugin folder where are files colors_rgb directshow ffavisynth right?
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  15. How many times do you have to be told this? All you need to put in the plugins folder from the 7z file is ffms2.dll and ffms2.avsi.
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    You don't need ffmsindex.exe.

    Turn off "Hide extensions for known file types" in Windows Explorer. Then you'll be able to see all filename extensions.


    This one is the link for the cplugin version

    This one needs to load with LoadCPlugin(), and has support for avisynth 2.6.x colorspaces



    duccorleone - don't use x64 anything for avisynth, it's unstable and there are limited plugins available. Use 32bit for everything avisynth, including 32bit avisynth

    This is the link for the 32bit "vanilla" version
    http://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsourc...e=ffms-2.17.7z

    1.unzip that 7z downloaded file, put those files into Avisynth/plugins folder
    rozbal ten stahnuty 7z soubor, dej ty soubory do Avisynth /plugin slozky

    2.copy/paste script into notepad and give it a name, something.avs
    zkopiruj skript, treba ten od poisondeathray do notepadu a nazvi soubor cokoliv.avs

    3. load that something.avs into Ripbot264 and encode it into whatever you like
    nacti ten cokoliv.avs do ripbot264 a enkoduj to podle toho co potrebujes


    three users say different things.

    I dont understand
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    I put ffms2.dll and ffms2.avsi to avisynth plugin. Now I have to use this script

    matte=FFMpegSource2("Sean Paul - Temperature - Lyrics on Screen! - YouTube.flv", atrack=-1).levels(0,1,225,0,255,false)

    white=BlankClip(matte, color=$FFFFFF)

    background=BlankClip(matte, color=$B22222)

    overlay(background, white, mask=matte, pc_range=true)

    I have a question. I download this video
    name of video file is Sean Paul - Temperature - Lyrics on Screen! and the avisyth file must have the same name?
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  18. Originally Posted by duccorleone View Post

    I have a question. I download this video
    name of video file is Sean Paul - Temperature - Lyrics on Screen! and the avisyth file must have the same name?

    PLEASE GO BACK AND READ THE INSTRUCTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    Yes you can do it for free with something like blender or avisynth (both have bit of a learning curve)

    e.g using jagabo's technique in avisynth

    Code:
    
    matte=FFMpegSource2("Sean Paul - Temperature - Lyrics on Screen! - YouTube.flv", atrack=-1).levels(0,1,225,0,255,false)
    
    white=BlankClip(matte, color=$FFFFFF)
    
    background=BlankClip(matte, color=$B22222)
    
    overlay(background, white, mask=matte, pc_range=true)
    1) install avisynth

    2) copy & paste the following into notepad (in same directory as video) , change filenames & paths to match save it, change extension from .txt to .avs

    3) use that .avs as input into any encoder that accepts avs scripts eg. ripbot, megui, staxrip, dozens others..

    You can change the color of the background clip using these hex codes , or using levels, saturation after
    http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Color_presets

    You can preview by using vdub or avspmod (f5 to refresh the preview)
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  19. pdr showing impatience? You've always had the patience of a saint and way more than I. This is the reason I steered way clear of this thread. Some people just want to be spoonfed everything and refuse to do anything at all on their own, like read, research, and experiment.

    Granted AviSynth isn't the easiest thing to learn, and this script is much more than a basic script. But you and others have already laid it out in great detail.

    ...the avisyth file must have the same name?
    No. Name it anything you like. How about 'Video.avs'? It's what's inside the script that matters. Show us your script and tell us any error messages you get when you try and open the script in Virtual Dub.
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    Script error: there is no function named "ffVideoSource"
    (C:\Users\pham minh duc\Desktop\Nová složka\Sean Paul - Temperature - Lyrics on Screen!.avs, line 1)
    (C:\Temp\RipBot264temp\job1\getinfo.avs, line 2)

    whats now?
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  22. Can you provide a snap of your Avisynth/plugin folder ?
    Did you install 32 bit version of Avisynth and what is exact version of your Avisynth exactly?

    create one line script:
    version()
    and load it with MPC-HC or VirtualDub, it will tell you what version of Avisynth you have

    doesn't matter if you have 64 bit operating system, install 32 bit version of Avisynth

    uninstall and instal this one, 32bit, v. 2.5.8:
    http://sourceforge.net/projects/avisynth2/files/AviSynth%202.5/AviSynth%202.5.8/Avisyn...8.exe/download
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  23. Do you have the ffms2.dll in your AviSynth plugins folder? If so, and it doesn't load automatically, load it in the script itself:

    Loadplugin("C:\Path\To\ffms2.dll")
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    In Videostudio Pro X5: Place the desired color on the first overlay track and then place your video on the second overlay track. Now, apply Chroma Key to your video and it's done!!
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  25. ffVideoSource() doesn't like paths with diacritical marks -- like "Nová složka". Move your video to a folder without diacriticals. For example, change "Nová složka" to "Nova slozka".

    But the error your getting isn't caused by that. For some reason AviSynth isn't seeing the ffms2.dll source filter. Try loading it manually with:

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    LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\ffms2.dll")
    If you have AviSynth or ffms2.dll installed elsewhere be sure to change the path.
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    What a Cluster F**k! I mean it's already well past the spoon-feeding stage. Well, I'm just along for the ride, now.

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    I am confused. Can you guys make video tutorial for me? Thank you
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  29. Originally Posted by duccorleone View Post
    Can you guys make video tutorial for me?
    No. Maybe you're just not ready to fix your problem using AviSynth.

    Maybe it would be easier to just make a plain red background the length of the song and then type in the lyrics yourself.
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