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    Im Using Simple X264 Launcher & Under Custom Encoder Parameters I Want To Add This Avisynth Filter Script-- mc_spuds(frames=2,strength=3)
    Im Not Sure If I Can Use Avisynth Filters In Simple X264 Launcher Although The Encoding Program Does Use Avisynth The Show Help Screen Doesnt Deal With Filters

    Thanks In Advance For Any Help Friends Sam1776 In Kansas City
    Last edited by sam1776; 14th Oct 2015 at 08:27. Reason: Text Out Of Place
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  2. According to the Simple X264 Launcher page here it accepts AviSynth scripts as input. So, make a complete script (don't just try and add in a filter to your video), test out that script in VDub to make sure nothing's wrong with it, and then open it in Simple X264 Launcher.

    If you don't know how to create the script, maybe it shows the script it'll use for your video somewhere and you can copy it to your own AVS and then add your filter.
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    Sam1776 Here Thanks For Your Expert Advice Ill Try To Come Up With A Script This Is What The Script Is Without Mcspuds Filter Inserted

    This Script Works Good Im Trying To Insert mc_spuds(frames=2,strength=3,sharpp=2,chro=true)
    Into This script & Thanks Again Manono For Your Last Response.
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  4. That's not an AviSynth script. It's a list of x264 encoding parameters. An AviSynth script will look something like:

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    ffVideoSource("filename.ext")
    mc_spuds(frames=2,strength=3)
    You would then open that script in your encoder as if it was a video file.
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    Thank You Jagabo I Understand Ill Try You Advice Would I Put The Script In Input Line At Top Or Custum Encoder Parameters

    Im Not Sure Thank You In Advance For Any Advice
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  6. Originally Posted by sam1776 View Post
    Would I Put The Script In Input Line At Top Or Custum Encoder Parameters
    Yes, you create the script, test it in VDub to make sure there's nothing wrong with it, and then open it in that top SourceMedia box just as you would your video.
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    Thank You Manono I Understand Thank You Now Ill Download Vdub & Get Started Friend
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  8. By the way, ffVideoSource() doesn't come with AviSynth. You need to download the FFmpegSource library:

    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/FFmpegSource

    Then put FFMS2.avsi and ffms2.dll in AviSynth's plugins folder.
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    Thank You Jagabo Ill Do Great Tip I Was Clueless
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    Sam 1776 Here I Can Use Avisynth Filters In xvid4psp 5.30 There Auto Script Looks Like This

    do You Think I Could Use This In Simple x264 Launcher Any Replies Would Be Helpful

    This Is An Edit I Just Discovered If I Make The Script In Notepad & Add .AVS At The End X264 Launcher Will Except It
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    Sam1776 Here Once Again I Made A avisynth Script In Notepad That Looks Like This with.avs

    simple x264 Launcher excepted it & got this error message

    any help would be instrimental in my learning thanks once again
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  12. In the script I gave you "filename.ext" is symbolic. Use the full name and extension of the video file you want to open. If the video file is in the same folder as the AVS script you don't need to specify the full path. Otherwise you need to specify the full path. Like in the Xvid4psp generated script: "C:\Documents and Settings\pc\Desktop\X3.avi". In the case of AVI files you can use AviSource() instead of FFvideoSource().
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