ok,
i'm not sure if anyone else there is checking this out of not,
but if you really want to start learning how to play around with avisynth, g-force
has totally opened my eyes to the power behind it/and plugins/scripting...............i used to do gui coding, image analysis,
web development............................but all that stuff seems pretty boring, compared to these, since we actually get a result
that is so fun to play with.......
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i mentioned earlier that i have tested a sample segment to see what the gforce-gout script does...well
i ran into a problem..
notice the aspect ratio of the second video? right, i forget to take that into account..
so i went back to the script..
# show clips in variables clip1/clip2 on top of each other
# clip1
# clip2
clip1 = Mpeg2Source("M:\data\movie\dvd\star wars ep 4-gout\VTS_03_1.d2v")
clip2 = Mpeg2Source("M:\data\movie\dvd\star wars ep 4-gout\gout.d2v")
clip2 = clip2.BilinearResize(720,360)
StackVertical (clip1,clip2).ReduceBy2()
ShowFrameNumber(offset=9, text_color=$ff0000)
and now i have something to compare...........
however, after watching closely, and blowing it up larger, i still couldn't
really see the effects............................next step...........overlaying the image...
later
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