Try this to exclude all possible issues with .NET https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download...x?id=55167

(2018-01-30, 12:37 PM)random.next Wrote: Try this to exclude all possible issues with .NET https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download...x?id=55167

I get the same message that I already have this or a later version installed.

It seems to be working now after a reinstall! I get a render of a Black screen

With this script


I now get

'The script's return value was not a video clip, (Is the undefined value).'

(2018-01-30, 12:50 PM)CSchmidlapp Wrote: I now get

'The script's return value was not a video clip, (Is the undefined value).'

...you forgot the "return aap" line at the end!

(2018-01-30, 12:53 PM)spoRv Wrote:

(2018-01-30, 12:50 PM)CSchmidlapp Wrote: I now get

'The script's return value was not a video clip, (Is the undefined value).'

...you forgot the "return aap" line at the end!

Yes I am lmao.
Thank you good sir's I am getting something

Im getting the DVD matted over the BD?

EDIT: I just swiched the input

WOW
So is there a way to make it crop/follow the Open Matte (DVD)?

(2018-01-30, 01:15 PM)CSchmidlapp Wrote: WOW
So is there a way to make it crop/follow the Open Matte (DVD)?

Check out the mode parameter in OverlayRender (I think), it has various cropping modes

Is there anywhere I can add a Merge command into this so that I can get a better color match?
In this case using the DVD2.avi values.
I gathered it would have been where the 'coloradjust' command is but Im having no luck

(2018-01-31, 11:11 AM)CSchmidlapp Wrote: Is there anywhere I can add a Merge command into this so that I can get a better color match?
In this case using the DVD2.avi values.
I gathered it would have been where the 'coloradjust' command is but Im having no luck

Code:

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth\plugins\AvsFilterNet.dll")
LoadNetPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth\plugins\AutoOverlay.dll")
OM=AVISource("DVD2.avi")
WS=AVISource("BD2.avi")                                                        
config=OverlayConfig(subpixel=2, requiredSampleArea=5000, minSampleArea=3000, acceptableDiff=20)
OverlayEngine(OM.ConvertToY8, WS.ConvertToY8, configs=config,\
editor=false, backwardFrames=8, forwardFrames=8)
aap=OverlayRender(OM.ConvertToRGB24, WS.ConvertToRGB24, debug=false, noise=50,\
upsize="Spline64Resize", mode=1, gradient=50, coloradjust=0, opacity=1, width=1920, height=1080)\
.converttoyv12
return aap

You could always make 2 outputs, one with opacity=0 and one with opacity=1, then merge both. Unless I'm misunderstanding something

Edit: That would only affect the overlapping parts tho