Posted: 10/24/2017 12:49 PM
Post subject: Frame Comparison Video
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Samtastic
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I'd like to do a multi-comparison video between the new areas I have improved on. What would be the best way to do this?
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Posted: 10/24/2017 4:23 PM
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Split-screen, 2 or 4 TAS footages, timers/frame counts... I would render that in Sony Vegas 13.
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Posted: 10/24/2017 4:31 PM
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Dimon12321 wrote:
Split-screen, 2 or 4 TAS footages, timers/frame counts... I would render that in Sony Vegas 13.
OK.
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Posted: 10/25/2017 3:53 AM
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I use this for comparing clips. 
# Load Source
Clip1 = AVISource("movie_a.avi")
Clip2 = AVISource("movie_b.avi")

# Apply any trim necessary: first value is the starting frame, second value is the ending frame
Clip1 = Clip1.Trim(0,0)
Clip2 = Clip2.Trim(0,0)

# Set the number you want the frame count to start from
initial_frame_clip1 = 0
initial_frame_clip2 = initial_frame_clip1

# Stack the output clips and draw subtitles (this is automatic and does not need to be changed)
prefix = "Frame: "
Clip1 = StackVertical(Clip1.BlankClip(color=$000C47).Crop(0,0,0,-(Clip1.Height-56)), Clip1).ShowTime(size=18, text_color=color_white, y=20).ScriptClip("subtitle(prefix + string(current_frame + initial_frame_clip1), size=18, text_color=color_white, align=8, y=28)")
Clip2 = StackVertical(Clip2.BlankClip(color=$470000).Crop(0,0,0,-(Clip2.Height-56)), Clip2).ShowTime(size=18, text_color=color_white, y=20).ScriptClip("subtitle(prefix + string(current_frame + initial_frame_clip2), size=18, text_color=color_white, align=8, y=28)")
StackHorizontal(Clip1, Clip2)
Subtitle("A", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_blue, x=(last.width/2)-35, y=2)
Subtitle("A", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_blue, x=35, y=2)
Subtitle("B", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_red, x=(last.width/2)+35, y=2)
Subtitle("B", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_red, x=last.width-35, y=2)
The result is rather nice and it's fairly customizable. [/img]
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Posted: 10/25/2017 5:45 AM
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thecoreyburton wrote:
I use this for comparing clips. 
# Load Source
Clip1 = AVISource("movie_a.avi")
Clip2 = AVISource("movie_b.avi")

# Apply any trim necessary: first value is the starting frame, second value is the ending frame
Clip1 = Clip1.Trim(0,0)
Clip2 = Clip2.Trim(0,0)

# Set the number you want the frame count to start from
initial_frame_clip1 = 0
initial_frame_clip2 = initial_frame_clip1

# Stack the output clips and draw subtitles (this is automatic and does not need to be changed)
prefix = "Frame: "
Clip1 = StackVertical(Clip1.BlankClip(color=$000C47).Crop(0,0,0,-(Clip1.Height-56)), Clip1).ShowTime(size=18, text_color=color_white, y=20).ScriptClip("subtitle(prefix + string(current_frame + initial_frame_clip1), size=18, text_color=color_white, align=8, y=28)")
Clip2 = StackVertical(Clip2.BlankClip(color=$470000).Crop(0,0,0,-(Clip2.Height-56)), Clip2).ShowTime(size=18, text_color=color_white, y=20).ScriptClip("subtitle(prefix + string(current_frame + initial_frame_clip2), size=18, text_color=color_white, align=8, y=28)")
StackHorizontal(Clip1, Clip2)
Subtitle("A", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_blue, x=(last.width/2)-35, y=2)
Subtitle("A", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_blue, x=35, y=2)
Subtitle("B", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_red, x=(last.width/2)+35, y=2)
Subtitle("B", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_red, x=last.width-35, y=2)
The result is rather nice and it's fairly customizable. [/img]
Is thqt for Avidub?
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Posted: 10/25/2017 6:13 AM
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Samtastic wrote:
Is thqt for Avidub?
I haven't heard of Avidub sorry, unless you meant "is it an AVISynth script, which can be viewed in Virtualdub?" in which case, yes. It is an AVISynth script. Be sure to swap out "movie_a.avi" and "movie_b.avi" with actual dump files!
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Posted: 10/25/2017 6:20 AM
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thecoreyburton wrote:
Samtastic wrote:
Is thqt for Avidub?
I haven't heard of Avidub sorry, unless you meant "is it an AVISynth script, which can be viewed in Virtualdub?" in which case, yes. It is an AVISynth script. Be sure to swap out "movie_a.avi" and "movie_b.avi" with actual dump files!
yes that what I meant. Virtualdub.
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Posted: 10/25/2017 8:48 AM
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Btw. you can also use AvsPmod for writing avisynth scripts. There's also Subtract for showing differences.
Posted: 10/25/2017 10:30 AM
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creaothceann wrote:
Btw. you can also use AvsPmod for writing avisynth scripts. There's also Subtract for showing differences.
Ok that’s the sort of thing I’m after. Could you adjust the script above to add the subract info? Thanks.
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Posted: 10/25/2017 10:56 AM
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# Load Source
Clip1 = AVISource("movie.avi")
Clip2 = AVISource("movie.avi")

# Apply any trim necessary: first value is the starting frame, second value is the ending frame
Clip1 = Clip1.Trim(0,0)
Clip2 = Clip2.Trim(0,0)
Clip_Subtract1 = Clip1
Clip_Subtract2 = Clip2

# Set the number you want the frame count to start from
initial_frame_clip1 = 0
initial_frame_clip2 = initial_frame_clip1

# Stack the output clips and draw subtitles (this is automatic and does not need to be changed)
prefix = "Frame: "
Clip1 = StackVertical(Clip1.BlankClip(color=$000C47).Crop(0,0,0,-(Clip1.Height-56)), Clip1).ShowTime(size=18, text_color=color_white, y=20).ScriptClip("subtitle(prefix + string(current_frame + initial_frame_clip1), size=18, text_color=color_white, align=8, y=28)")
Clip2 = StackVertical(Clip2.BlankClip(color=$470000).Crop(0,0,0,-(Clip2.Height-56)), Clip2).ShowTime(size=18, text_color=color_white, y=20).ScriptClip("subtitle(prefix + string(current_frame + initial_frame_clip2), size=18, text_color=color_white, align=8, y=28)")
StackHorizontal(Clip1, Clip2)
Subtitle("A", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_blue, x=(last.width/2)-35, y=2)
Subtitle("A", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_blue, x=35, y=2)
Subtitle("B", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_red, x=(last.width/2)+35, y=2)
Subtitle("B", align=8, size=48, text_color=color_white, halo_color=color_red, x=last.width-35, y=2)

# Stack a "subtract" call underneath the existing script.
StackVertical(Last, StackHorizontal(Clip_Subtract1.BlankClip.PointResize(Clip_Subtract1.Width/2, Clip_Subtract1.Height), Subtract(Clip_Subtract1, Clip_Subtract2), Clip_Subtract1.BlankClip.PointResize(Clip_Subtract1.Width/2, Clip_Subtract1.Height)))
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Posted: 10/26/2017 7:54 AM
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Samtastic wrote:
Could you adjust the script above to add the subract info?
For future reference: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/AviSynth_Syntax http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Internal_filters http://avisynth.nl/index.php/External_filters