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  1. Member racer-x's Avatar
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    Originally Posted by MaverickTse View Post
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    That 3D puzzle is very cool, but I like this one better:
    Then, should I release the FX script for THIS ↓ ???
    (Warning: You must be 15 years old or above to download to following attachment) [kidding]
    Yes that looks interesting.....
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    Originally Posted by MaverickTse View Post

    Like this? ↓
    That's it!
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  3. Originally Posted by Gravitator View Post
    Originally Posted by MaverickTse View Post

    Like this? ↓
    That's it!
    Very simple actually:

    Layer1: Background Image/Pattern ← The plaid pattern
    Layer2: Camera control
    Layer3: Image(Adv.Drawing)+Monochromatic ←The gray scale image
    Layer4: Image(Adv.Drawing)+PuzzleBreak ←The puzzle layer
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    Make something showy with this fight? This performance of my nephew (red) > Video

    Example

    Name:  ring.jpg
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Size:  7.4 KB
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  5. Originally Posted by Gravitator View Post
    Make something showy with this fight? This performance of my nephew (red) > Video

    I 'm not going to DL a 400MB file...
    Either you DIY or make it into 40MB... but I think you should make this into another thread (Editing/General section)
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  6. IMPORTANT UPDATE: mtDeSub

    The subtitle remover, mtDeSub, included in the ExtraPack now received a huge speed improvement.(~200%)
    If you need this subtitle remover, I'd strongly suggest you to get this new version:

    http://mavericktse.mooo.com/wordpress/archives/1708


    Thank you for your attention.
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  7. Such effect seems to be popular among some people... I don't know why but here it is.



    Watching at 720P is strongly recommended, since YT recompress like crap at any other resolutions.

    Publish page and DL: http://mavericktse.mooo.com/wordpress/archives/1766
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  8. Looks good Maverick - keep the updates coming
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  9. FFmpegOut: Export plugin using FFmpeg/Libav

    Oriented for intermediate users and the geeks, this is a semi-GUI for FFmpeg in AviUtl.
    I call it "semi" because a little bit commandlines are invloved. However, a few presets are available to get you start easier.

    Publish/DL: http://mavericktse.mooo.com/wordpress/archives/1775
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    Outstanding! This is something I've wanted for a long time now in Aviutl. Hopefully now I can export to Mpeg-2, Prores and others. Can't wait to try it out, thanks for the update!
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  11. Note: I have not checked if all commandline presets works and up-to-date,
    for one thing, the UTVideo preset should use "utvideo" instead of "libutvideo".
    I can only confirmed that the MPEG1 and AnimatedGIF are working. (but the AnimatedGIF quality sucks...blame ffmpeg )

    Also I can't get piping to other programs to work... if anyone gets that working, please share.

    If you have made some cool presets, you can zip the *.stg file and upload here
    (I'm not commandline expert, so don't ask me what options should be passed to ffmpeg/libav...)
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    I really like this ffmpeg export plugin. I made a few presets that I commonly use:

    HEVC x265 (ultrafast)
    Mjpeg (420)
    Mjpeg (422)
    Mpeg-2 DVD (720x480 widescreen)
    Mpeg-2 HQ (25 mbps)
    Mpeg-2 (Quality Mode)
    Mpeg-2 (I-Frame)
    ProRes (LT)
    ProRes (MED)
    vp9 (webm)
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    It works great with the 64-bit version of ffmpeg too. That will help greatly when you want to encode 4k material.....

    The animated GIF works better than many I've seen. You can enter fps or resize (example -s 640x360) and set loop times.
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Name:	SmartAss2.gif
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    Last edited by racer-x; 22nd Jun 2014 at 12:40. Reason: Change loop times.....
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  14. Is the gif not looping? or is it my browser ?

    I think -loop -1 will enable infinite loop (or is it 0)? , can you give it a quick try racer?


    GIF muxer AVOptions:
    -loop <int> E....... Number of times to loop the output: -1 - no loop, 0 - infinite loop (from -1 to 65535) (default 0)
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  15. Actually it loops normally without -loop using ffmpeg directly

    ffmpeg -i input.ext output.gif

    The quality is poor - especially the dithering is poor
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    "-loop 0" seems to loop forever......
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  17. It's a very noisy, large grained dithering pattern - the filesize will be much larger than other gifs with fine dithering

    I didn't see any ffmpeg options to tweak the gif compression, palette, dithering
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    These old eyes aren't what they used to be, so the added grain doesn't bother me too much. It's certainly better than the banding I've seen on animated GIF's like GIMP makes for example. No it's not as nice as PhotoShop/image ready animated GIF's......

    I wonder if you add an image softening video filter to the chain, maybe that can help?
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  19. Originally Posted by racer-x View Post
    These old eyes aren't what they used to be, so the added grain doesn't bother me too much. It's certainly better than the banding I've seen on animated GIF's like GIMP makes for example. No it's not as nice as PhotoShop/image ready animated GIF's......
    It might not look *that* bad on certain content, but on clean gradients, clean animation, it's going to look very bad and balloon up the size.

    Definitely PS will deliver better results, 2-4x smaller (depending on content) and cleaner, better looking - but not free

    Maybe imagemagick as a free utility for gifs ? I haven't used it too much


    I wonder if you add an image softening video filter to the chain, maybe that can help?
    Won't help - the dithering is applied after everything in ffmpeg and there is no way to adjust it
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    Hey, ya'll are some "smart fellers".
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  21. Maybe imagemagick as a free utility for gifs ? I haven't used it too much
    Yes, imagemagick has the facilities to convert a bunch of file into a gif.
    There are some solutions on the web that use FFmpeg to generate a series of image and then pipe into imagemagick's convert.exe to make the final gif:

    http://superuser.com/questions/556029/how-do-i-convert-a-video-to-gif-using-ffmpeg-wit...onable-quality

    (that's why I tried the piping... but does not work with this plugin)
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  22. I don't know why but... it seems that using zeranoe's ffmpeg build is A LOT BETTER than the plain Libav...

    FFmpeg
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    Name:  testFFGif2.gif
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Size:  5.46 MB

    perhaps someone made a patch on the color Platte problem in ffmpeg but not applied in Libav?
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    I'm using the latest Zeranoe's 64-bit ffmpeg. I used this command in the plugin:

    -vf scale=320:-1 -r 10 -pix_fmt rgb24 -loop 0

    The quality is fine for whatever I would use it for.
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  24. Originally Posted by racer-x View Post
    I'm using the latest Zeranoe's 64-bit ffmpeg. I used this command in the plugin:

    -vf scale=320:-1 -r 10 -pix_fmt rgb24 -loop 0

    The quality is fine for whatever I would use it for.
    Yeah, but note that ffmpeg actually will fall back to rgb8 from rgb24
    While libav only accepts rgb24

    a rare incompatibility between the two...
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  25. The ffmpeg dithering quality is terrible. The main point of gifs is to have low filesize.

    It's certainly better than the banding I've seen on animated GIF's like GIMP makes for example.
    Gimp can dither using floyd steinberg . It produces excellent quality , better than ffmpeg, but also huge in filesize. There aren't many options to adjust quality , type of dithering etc...
    http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-image-convert-indexed.html

    I haven't played with imagemagick options yet, but the control over photoshop gifs is much better

    Anyways this is really another topic, not directly related to aviutl or video tutorial ...
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  26. So I'm getting a different error than the one stated in the top post when I try to run it.

    "MSVCR120.dll" is missing.

    I have C++ 2012 installed. What am I missing?
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    Originally Posted by kitykat_2004 View Post
    So I'm getting a different error than the one stated in the top post when I try to run it.

    "MSVCR120.dll" is missing.

    I have C++ 2012 installed. What am I missing?
    I assume you are using Aviutl extra pack 1-6, correct? I got that same error when I first started that new version. Copying the "msvcr120.dll" from an older version(Aviutl extra pack 1-5) into the new version root directory solved that issue.

    Maybe MaverickTse can explain better, but that worked for me anyway.
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  28. Originally Posted by racer-x View Post
    Originally Posted by kitykat_2004 View Post
    So I'm getting a different error than the one stated in the top post when I try to run it.

    "MSVCR120.dll" is missing.

    I have C++ 2012 installed. What am I missing?
    I assume you are using Aviutl extra pack 1-6, correct? I got that same error when I first started that new version. Copying the "msvcr120.dll" from an older version(Aviutl extra pack 1-5) into the new version root directory solved that issue.

    Maybe MaverickTse can explain better, but that worked for me anyway.


    That helped, thank you.

    Now, I have no clue what I'm doing, so I'll probably be back.
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  29. Originally Posted by kitykat_2004 View Post
    So I'm getting a different error than the one stated in the top post when I try to run it.

    "MSVCR120.dll" is missing.

    I have C++ 2012 installed. What am I missing?
    Ahggg... again...

    I forgot to move those DLLs from .\Plugins\DLL back to root folder...

    MSVCR120.dll is part of the MS VC2013 redistributable, currently used by the x26X and QSV encoder GUIs.

    I am trying to recompile things using mingw and get a static build if possible, but those involving .Net or if some libs refuse to build static, then I will use VC2013

    Guys! Please report these kind of problem even if you find it minor... I often miss this problem because I have a full development environment and therefore this problem will not appear on my machine.

    Perhaps next time I'll ask x-racer to have a test before I ask videohelp to make update...

    I think I'm going to skip the fix for this package... I wish to wait for the finalization of the x265 container format(hopefully before the next season), then I'll also need to update the x265 and QSV GUIs.... a lot of work
    Yet, if x265 still have not settle on the container format issue after 2 months, I'll prepare the next update anyway.

    In the long run, it is better to have:
    1. a reliable FTP server, and
    2. have someone make an online installer

    If anyone can contribute to the above two things, please PM me or open a thread in the Programming section for discussion.
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    I forgot to move those DLLs from .\Plugins\DLL back to root folder..
    Oooh, that's what happened. I went and moved the(msvcp110, msvcp120, msvcr110 and msvcr120 dll's) from .\Plugins\DLL back into the root folder.

    The program has been pretty reliable so far. I normally only play around with it for special effects ect. last week I shot some footage of the Grand kids and decided to do all the editing with Aviutl instead of Vegas. The source videos were AVCHD 1080p @ 60fps. Aviutl had no problem editing them (though not as fast as Vegas) and the final results were excellent. I'm always surprised by the little things I discover when I use it.
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