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Code: ###########################################################################################
### DeFade 1.1: recovers the faded part of a clip ###
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### Usage: DeFadeIn (clip,frames,bad,start) and DeFadeOut (clip,frames,bad,start) ###
### DeFadeInX(clip,frames,bad,start) and DeFadeOutX(clip,frames,bad,start) ###
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### The frames number includes the most near to the unfaded, and the nearest to black ###
### Because sometimes nearest black frame(s) suffers of banding, it's possible to ###
### replace the last bad frames with the previous good frame; start is the first frame ###
### of the fade - fadein = first near black, fadeout = first near normal ###
### DeFadeInX and DeFadeOutX are used when fade is not linear ###
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### AviSynth script made by Gavino, using Motenai Yoda's method - Created: 2016-12-29 ###
### Original idea and modification: spoRv - Modified: 2017-01-05 ###
### reference: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=174140 ###
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### Creative Commons 4,0 - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) ###
### Link to the licence page: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ ###
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function DeFadeIn(clip clip, int frames, int "cut", int "start") {
start=default(start,2)
cut=default(cut,0)
clip.trim(start,start+frames).reverse
Animate(framecount-frames-1, framecount, "DeFade2", 1.0, 0.0)
def=reverse.loop(cut+1,cut,cut).trim(cut,frames+1)
clip.trim(0,start-1)+def+clip.trim(start+frames,0)
}
function DeFadeOut(clip clip, int frames, int "cut", int "start") {
start=default(start,2)
cut=default(cut,0)
clip.trim(start,start+frames)
tmp=Animate(framecount-frames-1, framecount, "DeFade2", 1.0, 0.0)
def=tmp.trim(0,frames-cut-1)+tmp.trim(frames-cut-1,frames-cut-1).loop(cut)
clip.trim(0,start-1)+def+clip.trim(start+frames,0)
}
function DeFadeInX(clip clip, int frames, int "cut", int "start") {
start=default(start,2)
cut=default(cut,1)
clip.trim(start,start+frames).reverse
a=Animate(framecount-frames-1, framecount, "DeFade2", 1.0, 0.0)
b=Animate(framecount-frames-1, framecount, "DeFade2X", 1.0, 0.0)
def=merge(a,b).reverse.loop(cut+1,cut,cut).trim(cut,frames+1)
clip.trim(0,start-1)+def+clip.trim(start+frames,0)
}
function DeFadeOutX(clip clip, int frames, int "cut", int "start") {
start=default(start,2)
cut=default(cut,1)
clip.trim(start,start+frames)
a=Animate(framecount-frames-2, framecount-1, "DeFade2", 1.0, 0.0)
b=Animate(framecount-frames-2, framecount-1, "DeFade2X", 1.0, 0.0)
tmp=merge(a,b)
def=tmp.trim(0,frames-cut-1)+tmp.trim(frames-cut-1,frames-cut-1).loop(cut)
clip.trim(0,start-1)+def+clip.trim(start+frames,0)
}
# Helper functions to be animated by DeFade()
function DeFade2 (clip c, float div) {
mx = 1.0/div
c.mt_lut(expr="x 128 - "+string(mx)+" * 128 +", yexpr="x 16 - "+string(mx)+" * 16 +",u=3,v=3)
}
function DeFade2X(clip c, float div) {
mx = 1.0/div/div
c.mt_lut(expr="x 128 - "+string(mx)+" * 128 +", yexpr="x 16 - "+string(mx)+" * 16 +",u=3,v=3)
}
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Haven't tried it yet, but this is an interesting idea. What would be some "real-world" applications of this for us here in the community?
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Useful to restore some faded frames mainly from trailers/teasers, but sometimes also from deleted scenes.
I must admit the restored frames could be just few - usually less than a dozen for each given fade - but you know, we try to save even one single frame if possible, so...
I used it to restore some frames of the "Bail Organa" (aka Bail Antilles) EP1 deleted scene; I'm planning to use it for SW EEE to get more frames from the trailers and teasers.
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Got it. That makes sense, especially the part about trailers/teasers/deleted scenes...
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