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Ah, I see. I misunderstood. It's for AviSynth+, as I understand it, which is why I've not tried it out yet. I prefer to keep AviSynth on my main computer, at least for the time being.
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Yeah even if you could load it in normal AviSynth, you would not get the full bit depth of the source and thus likely have more banding than necessary. Though with a grainy source it might not be that apparent.
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AviSynth+ seems like there is more complicated things to learn. It is also one of a few AviSynth forks which always makes me feel like waiting to see which one 'wins' or if the official version will eventually incorporate the necessary upgrades.
I am thinking that it would be nice with Trim commands to directly tweak colors and HDR conversion scene by scene all in a single script. Mind you I just don't have the time to play in this right now.
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AviSynth+ is really almost identical to AviSynth in pretty much all ways but the new functions. It's also backwards compatible, including most plugins. I wrote a quick upgrade guide somewhere on this forum.
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Ideally someone with a 4K HDR setup can compare the HDR with the various SDR conversions and work out which is the most accurate. ATM it's all very subjective