Hi,
Sorry for my English.
I state that I am absolutely new to Dgdecnv and AvySinth.
I would like to deinterlace a .m2v file
I installed Avisynth 2.6 and created a directory with DGdecodecNV.dll and DGindexNV.exe files.
I copied the DGDecodeNV.dll dile into the AvySinth plugin directory.
I uploaded my .m2v file to DGIndexNV and created the indexed .dgi file.
I don't know how to script AvySinth and with what syntax.
You can help me?
Many thanks
deinterlace .m2v
deinterlace .m2v
Simple script:
DGSource("file.dgi",deinterlace=1)
DGSource("file.dgi",deinterlace=1)
deinterlace .m2v
Many thanks
deinterlace .m2v
So,
I created the AvySinth script
LoadPlugin (".... \ DGDecodeNV.dll")
DGSource ("..... dgi", denterlace = 1)
and I loaded the .avs file in VirtualDub.
The original file. m2v is a 720x576 widscreen.
If I save, in Virtualdub, the new video in an uncompressed format, I get a file with square pixels and deformed video.
Is it possible to save the video loaded in virtualdub .avs in an uncompressed format and with an aspect ratio like the original (720x576 widescreen)?
Many thanks
I created the AvySinth script
LoadPlugin (".... \ DGDecodeNV.dll")
DGSource ("..... dgi", denterlace = 1)
and I loaded the .avs file in VirtualDub.
The original file. m2v is a 720x576 widscreen.
If I save, in Virtualdub, the new video in an uncompressed format, I get a file with square pixels and deformed video.
Is it possible to save the video loaded in virtualdub .avs in an uncompressed format and with an aspect ratio like the original (720x576 widescreen)?
Many thanks
deinterlace .m2v
You spelled deinterlace wrong in the script.
You didn't tell your lossless codec that fails. If you make me play guessing games I'll start charging you a fee. Anyway if it's not about my tools you need to go to Doom9 or VideoHelp.
You can serve directly to your encoder. There is no need for a lossless intermediate. If you must have one, use Lagarith.
You didn't tell your lossless codec that fails. If you make me play guessing games I'll start charging you a fee. Anyway if it's not about my tools you need to go to Doom9 or VideoHelp.
You can serve directly to your encoder. There is no need for a lossless intermediate. If you must have one, use Lagarith.
deinterlace .m2v
I'm sorry,
the correct script is: DGSource ("..... dgi", deinterlace = 1)
It wasn't my will to do guessing games, I'm just a really novice neophyte and I don't know how to proceed.
Sorry again .... I'll try to write a post on Doom9.
Thank you again.
the correct script is: DGSource ("..... dgi", deinterlace = 1)
It wasn't my will to do guessing games, I'm just a really novice neophyte and I don't know how to proceed.
Sorry again .... I'll try to write a post on Doom9.
Thank you again.
deinterlace .m2v
You'll get good help at Doom9, though I guess they'll tell you the same as I did.
Good luck and come back if anything points to issues in DG stuff.
Good luck and come back if anything points to issues in DG stuff.