I just did a quick test with the new version. The speed increase is incredible. Many thanks again for the update. I’m very curious about the forthcoming predinction tool. 😃
This is absolutely amazing. I’m dealing with faded Eastman prints sometimes when I’m dubbing old Eurospy flicks for CG and I’ve tried some free and commercial tools but none got ever near such impressive results. I can’t wait for the release to try it by myself. 😃
To get serious again, I actually don’t know how well x264 encoding works when using ffmpeg. But if you’ve got enogh hdd space, you can make an intermediate lossless encoding e.g. with the ffv1 codec (ffmpeg parameter -c:v ffv1) and feed the result to x264 later. It might be a good idea anyway, because the encoding is relatively fast and you can check the intermediate video if the corrected colours are ok.
😉
If you encode your avisynth script with ffmpeg, you can apply the lut by adding the parameter -vf lut3d=“filename.cube” (including the quotes). I don’t know if it’s possible to use ffmpeg filters with avisynth directly.
Thank you so much for this great tool. I’ve been looking for such a functionality for a long time.