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Post #470018

Author
Asaki
Parent topic
G-Force's Stab / AVISynth help...
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Date created
3-Feb-2011, 1:52 PM

I'm not going to lie, I know absolutely nothing about this AVISynth stuff. I thought I had this figured out, but it's just giving me an error:

"TemporalSoften: RGB24 Not Supported, use ConvertToRGB32()."

I don't know if the Stab script is outdated or what, I'm using AVISynth 2.5.

I'm trying to clean up this terrible wobble in The Brave Little Toaster...I tried using DeShake, but unless that are some magic settings I have to use, it doesn't improve the wobble that much in the stationary scenes, and adds too much in the panning shots.

Maybe I'm just doing it wrong...this is what my script looks like (obviously I just took the original and added the two lines on top):

[code]##############################################################################
#Original script by g-force converted into a stand alone script by McCauley  #
#latest version from December 10, 2008                                       #
##############################################################################

AviSource("D:\Brave Little Toaster\merged2.avi")
Stab()

function Stab (clip clp, int "range", int "dxmax", int "dymax") {

range = default(range, 1)
dxmax = default(dxmax, 4)
dymax = default(dymax, 4)

temp  = clp.TemporalSoften(7,255,255,25,2)
inter = Interleave(temp.Repair(clp.TemporalSoften(1,255,255,25,2)),clp)
mdata = DePanEstimate(inter,range=range,trust=0,dxmax=dxmax,dymax=dymax)

DePan(inter,data=mdata,offset=-1)
SelectEvery(2,0) }[/code]