What I can add is to upscale the non-HD source (DVD in this case) to HD (BD here), making a manual test to let it PERFECTLY align to HD... for example, I usually upscale SDTV 1.33:1 to 1440x1080, but you can take in account eventual black borders, so, at the end, it could be also 1400x1080, or 1440x1060, you got the point.. the fundamental (pun intended!) thing is the aspect ratio - that, due to black borders or eventual squeezing, could be NOT 1.33:1, but vary.

Also, VERY IMPORTANT, you should color match the sources before - or to be very lucky to find out two sources with identical color grading!

Have fun, and don't forget this:

CSchmidlapp Wrote:I love this place

(2018-01-30, 09:45 AM)spoRv Wrote:

Code:

# NOTE: you can try to invert these, it depends if you want BD touches the borders
OM=AVISource("BD.avi") 
WS=AVISource("DVD.avi")
# I'm using these settings, dunno if they are the best, but they seems to work pretty well
config=OverlayConfig(subpixel=2, requiredSampleArea=5000, minSampleArea=3000, acceptableDiff=20)
OverlayEngine(OM.ConvertToY8, WS.ConvertToY8, configs=config,\
editor=false, backwardFrames=8, forwardFrames=8)
# play with noise and gradient; upsize for upscale algorhythm; pay attention to opacity!
aap=OverlayRender(OM.ConvertToRGB24, WS.ConvertToRGB24, debug=false, noise=50,\
upsize="Spline64Resize", mode=3, gradient=50, coloradjust=0, opacity=1, width=1920, height=1080)\
.converttoyv12

return aap

What I can add is to upscale the non-HD source (DVD in this case) to HD (BD here), making a manual test to let it PERFECTLY align to HD... for example, I usually upscale SDTV 1.33:1 to 1440x1080, but you can take in account eventual black borders, so, at the end, it could be also 1400x1080, or 1440x1060, you got the point.. the fundamental (pun intended!) thing is the aspect ratio - that, due to black borders or eventual squeezing, could be NOT 1.33:1, but vary.

Also, VERY IMPORTANT, you should color match the sources before - or to be very lucky to find out two sources with identical color grading!

Have fun, and don't forget this:

CSchmidlapp Wrote:I love this place

Thank you good sir
I'm afraid I'm still getting a error before Ive started.

"Script error: there is no function named "OverlayConfig""

It suggests to me Ive not installed properly! so I will have another look

I also normally render through TMPGenc Video Works 6, so i guess I don't understand how Im going to do a analysis pass first?

Ive pre cropped the BD (2:35:1) and upscaled the DVD
They don't match exacly color wise.
Any advice how to do this? Dr Dre's plugin?

@CSchmidlapp
First of all test a simple script: OverlayConfig(). If output is a blank clip then plugin was loaded successful.
If you don't use the latest avisynth+ you must load plugins explicitly:

Hi random.next.

Thank you for taking the time out to help me

I'm getting -

"Unable to load plugin, make sure it is a valid .net assembly"

From line 2 of the script.

I tried to install .net 4 but Windows 10 told me it was already there.

Do you specify correct full path to the plugins?

Yes bud

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth\plugins\AvsFilterNet.dll")
LoadNetPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth\plugins\AutoOverlay.dll")

OverlayConfig()

You renamed AutoOverlay_netautoload to AutoOverlay, right?

(2018-01-30, 12:10 PM)random.next Wrote: You renamed AutoOverlay_netautoload to AutoOverlay, right?

I haven't renamed it, yet it works...

(2018-01-30, 12:10 PM)random.next Wrote: You renamed AutoOverlay_netautoload to AutoOverlay, right?

I did, only after you told me to load the plugins. Normally all the plugins auto load
I still get the .net error.

Just to clarify my install.

Im using AviSynth 2.6
Ive downloaded AutoOverlay_0.17
Copied AutoOverlay_netautoload.dll and x86 AvsFilterNet.dll into my plugins folder.
Changed AutoOverlay_netautoload.dll to AutoOverlay.dll
(I tried to install .net environment 4 but it already tells me I have it.)

Ive just reinstalled like above and It works now!
I am getting a black screen