Help! Avisynth problem

[joeydlc]

I have used the following Avisynth script file:

AviSource("D:\movie.avi")
SmartDeinterlace (2,10,true,true,true)
BiCubicResize(480,480,0.00,0.75)
TemporalSmoother(2)

If I open it with Virtualdub, I get the following error:

Avisynth open failure:
Script error: there is no function named "SmartDeinterlace"

If I open it with CCE, program crashes.

If I open it with WMP, I get the following error:
AviSource: couldn't locate a decompressor for fourcc dvsd


Any help is very much appreciated.

[offline]

You need Donald Graft's plugin (Decomb.dll) to
use smartdeinterlace PLUS add the following line before avisource

Loadplugin("C:\filters\Donald Graft\Decomb.dll")

Oh and if you have an AMD cpu, add the following line
at the end to fool cce that audio is included in the frameserve
(to help prevent cce crashes)


ResampleAudio(44100)

[joeydlc]

Hi Offline,

Thank you for your reply.
How about for TemporalSmoother and TemporalCleaner filters?
Do I need another *.dll file?

Cheers.

[Truman]

LoadPlugin("mpeg2dec.dll")
AviSource("D:\movie.avi")
Import("c:\dir\vdub_filters.avs")
ConvertToRGB
SmartDeinterlace (2,10,true,true,true)
ConvertToYUY2
BiCubicResize(480,480,0.00,0.75)
TemporalSmoother(2)

SmartDeinterlace is a VirtualDub plugin. TemporalSmoother is part of the MPEG2DEC.dll.
TemporalCleaner is a virtualdub plugin too. I haven't seen an Avisynth script yet.
Definitely you should try the decomb plugin. Well, I hate it to deinterlace at all and the filter, that work fine with one source may be worse with the other source. In my special case I tested about 10 deinterlace filters and figured out, that Decomb(FieldDeinterlace) worked best.

[Truman]

SmartDeinterlace is also part of mpeg2dec.dll.
http://users.win.be/dividee/avisynth.html
LoadPlugin("mpeg2dec.dll")
AviSource("D:\movie.avi")
SmartDeinterlace (2,10,true,true,true)
BiCubicResize(480,480,0.00,0.75)
TemporalSmoother(2)

[joeydlc]

Thank you guys.
It's working fine now.
Appreciate your help.

[offline]

that Decomb(FieldDeinterlace) worked best.

I would agree (for digital sources) but for analog capture I
find smartdeinterlace does a better job with hi-res (for Pal).

As always ymmy (your milage may vary)