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Reel.Deal: update Version pic

2015-09-19T13:54:12Z

update Version pic

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	You should see a small video message like this:		You should see a small video message like this:

	:[[File:~~Avisyn~~-version-~~260~~.png\|Avisynth Version() filter output, version 2.60]]		:[[File:avisynth-version-2.6.png\|Avisynth Version() filter output, version 2.60]]

Raffriff42: typo

2014-09-21T16:20:23Z

typo

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	More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].		More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].

	For more, [[Filter introduction\|introduce yourself to ~~filters~~]] return to [[#New_to_AviSynth_-_start_here\|New to AviSynth - start here]].		For more, [[Filter introduction\|introduce yourself to Filters]] or return to [[#New_to_AviSynth_-_start_here\|New to AviSynth - start here]].

	[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]		[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]

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2014-09-21T16:15:19Z

remove Manual ref

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	More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].		More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].

	For more, [[Filter introduction\|introduce yourself to filters]] ~~or head straight~~ to ~~the~~ [[~~Internal filters~~\|AviSynth ~~manual~~]].		For more, [[Filter introduction\|introduce yourself to filters]] return to [[#New_to_AviSynth_-_start_here\|New to AviSynth - start here]].

	[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]		[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]

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2014-09-20T14:02:05Z

add internal link

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	[[AviSource]](''<any AVI file>'')		[[AviSource]](''<any AVI file>'')
	Subtitle("Hello World!", size=56, align=5)		[[Subtitle]]("Hello World!", size=56, align=5)

	[[DirectShowSource]](''<any video file>'')		[[DirectShowSource]](''<any video file>'')

Raffriff42: expanded tutorial; add image + examples

2014-09-20T14:00:35Z

expanded tutorial; add image + examples

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	~~First~~ [[Main_Page#Official_builds\|~~download~~]] and ~~install~~ AviSynth ~~. Let~~'s ~~start with~~ the most basic of AviSynth scripts:		After [[Main_Page#Official_builds\|downloading]] and installing AviSynth, let's run the most basic of AviSynth scripts:

			Version()

			Type the above in your text editor and save it as "version'''.avs'''".

			You now have a ''script'' that can be opened by most AVI players in your machine: [[wikipedia:Windows_Media_Player\|Windows Media Player]] 6.4 (or higher) will play it; so will [[wikipedia:Media_Player_Classic\|Media Player Classic]], [[VirtualDub]], [[VirtualDubMod]] and many others (see this [[wikipedia:AviSynth#AviSynth_compatible_programs\|list of AviSynth compatible programs]] on Wikipedia). This is done through the magic of [[frameserver\|frameserving]].

			:''So far as these programs care, your text document ''is'' an AVI file.''

			You should see a small video message like this:

			:[[File:Avisyn-version-260.png\|Avisynth Version() filter output, version 2.60]]

	~~AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")~~

	~~Open up any text editor~~, ~~type the above on the first line (using any AVI file on your machine as "myclip.avi"), and save it as "myclip''.avs''". You now~~ have ~~a script that can be opened by most AVI players in your machine:~~ [[wikipedia:~~Windows_Media_Player~~\|~~Windows Media Player~~]] ~~6.4 (or higher) will play~~ the ~~script~~; ~~so will [[wikipedia:Media_Player_Classic\|Media Player Classic]]~~, ~~[[VirtualDub]]~~, [~~[VirtualDubMod]] and [[wikipedia~~:~~AviSynth#AviSynth_compatible_programs\|many others]~~]. ~~''So far as they care, your text document ''is'' an AVI file.''~~		Is this what you see? If not, you may have an [[wikipedia:DirectShow#Codec_hell\|incompatible codec on your system]]; try a different player from the list above; if that fails, PANIC! Just kidding, don't panic; instead, drop a post in the [http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=33 Doom Nine Forums].

	~~An even simpler script would be~~

	~~Version~~()		Now that we have our [[frameserver]] working, let's open an actual video file:

			[[AviSource]]("c:\folder\myclip.avi")

			Type the above in your text editor (replacing <tt>"c:\folder\myclip.avi"</tt> with the full path to an AVI file on your machine), and save it as "myclip.avs". Open it as before; you should see your AVI video playing - assuming the file uses a codec compatible with [[AviSource]]. If not, try another AVI, or proceed to the [[DirectShowSource]] example below.

			There are several different source types, and each means something unique. For instance, you cannot open an MPEG file with [[AviSource]] because it's not an AVI file. For MPEG files you could use [[DirectShowSource]], like this:

			[[DirectShowSource]]("c:\folder\myclip.mpg", fps=25)

			[[DirectShowSource]] has its own issues, as explained on its [[DirectShowSource\|documentation page]], but for this simple example, it should be very adequate. For more advanced scripts it would be better to use [[DGDecode]] for importing MPEG files.

			See [[AviSource]], [[DirectShowSource]] for more detailed information.

	~~Which just displays the current version of avisynth.~~		There are many more Source filters available: see [[:Category:Source_filters]]

	There are several different source types, and each means something unique. For instance, you cannot open an MPEG file with [[AviSource]] because it's not an AVI file. For MPEG files you could use [[DirectShowSource]], so you would write:

	~~DirectShowSource("c:\folder\myclip.mpg"~~, ~~fps=25)~~		Once you get the hang of using a [[frameserver]], it's time to do something more interesting than just spit out the same old video!

	~~But it would be better to use~~ [[~~DGDecode~~]] ~~for importing MPEG files.~~		[[AviSource]](''<any AVI file>'')
			Subtitle("Hello World!", size=56, align=5)

	~~This process is explained in greater detail in these pages: [[AviSource\|AVISource]],~~ [[DirectShowSource]]~~, [[AviSource\|AviFileSource]],~~ [[~~AviSource\|OpenDmlSource~~]]		[[DirectShowSource]](''<any video file>'')
			[[FlipVertical]]

	~~Once you get the hang of using a~~ [[~~frameserver~~]]~~, it~~'~~s time to do something more interesting than just spit out the same old~~ video~~! To begin, [[Filter introduction\|introduce yourself to filters]] or head straight to the~~ [[~~Internal filters\|AviSynth manual~~]] ~~itself.~~		[[DirectShowSource]](''<any video file>'')
			[[Tweak]](sat=0)

	More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].		More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].

			For more, [[Filter introduction\|introduce yourself to filters]] or head straight to the [[Internal filters\|AviSynth manual]].

	[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]		[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]

Raffriff42: compatible programs - updated

2014-09-20T12:53:34Z

compatible programs - updated

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	AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")		AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")

	Open up any text editor, type the above on the first line (using any AVI file on your machine as "myclip.avi"), and save it as "myclip.avs". You now have a script that can be opened by most AVI players in your machine: MS Windows Media Player 6.4 (~~aka "mplayer2.exe"~~) will play the script; so will [[~~VirtualDubMod~~]] ~~or plain~~ [[VirtualDub]] or [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~AviSynth#AviSynth_compatible_programs ~~several~~ others]. So far as they care, your text document is an AVI file.		Open up any text editor, type the above on the first line (using any AVI file on your machine as "myclip.avi"), and save it as "myclip''.avs''". You now have a script that can be opened by most AVI players in your machine: [[wikipedia:Windows_Media_Player\|Windows Media Player]] 6.4 (or higher) will play the script; so will [[wikipedia:Media_Player_Classic\|Media Player Classic]], [[VirtualDub]], [[VirtualDubMod]] and [[wikipedia:AviSynth#AviSynth_compatible_programs\|many others]]. ''So far as they care, your text document ''is'' an AVI file.''

	An even simpler script would be		An even simpler script would be

Raffriff42: download -> Main_Page#Official_builds

2014-09-20T12:41:04Z

download -> Main_Page#Official_builds

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	First [~~http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=57023~~ download] and install AviSynth . Let's start with the most basic of AviSynth scripts:		First [[Main_Page#Official_builds\|download]] and install AviSynth . Let's start with the most basic of AviSynth scripts:

	AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")		AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")

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2013-05-09T15:01:12Z

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216.49.181.128 at 19:12, 15 May 2012

2012-05-15T19:12:27Z

New page

First [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=57023 download] and install AviSynth . Let's start with the most basic of AviSynth scripts:

AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")

Open up any text editor, type the above on the first line (using any AVI file on your machine as "myclip.avi"), and save it as "myclip.avs". You now have a script that can be opened by most AVI players in your machine: MS Windows Media Player 6.4 (aka "mplayer2.exe") will play the script; so will [[VirtualDubMod]] or plain [[VirtualDub]] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AviSynth#AviSynth_compatible_programs several others]. So far as they care, your text document is an AVI file.

An even simpler script would be

Version()

Which just displays the current version of avisynth.

There are several different source types, and each means something unique. For instance, you cannot open an MPEG file with [[AviSource]] because it's not an AVI file. For MPEG files you could use [[DirectShowSource]], so you would write:

DirectShowSource("c:\folder\myclip.mpg", fps=25)

But it would be better to use [[DGDecode]] for importing MPEG files.

This process is explained in greater detail in these pages: [[AviSource|AVISource]], [[DirectShowSource]], [[AviSource|AviFileSource]], [[AviSource|OpenDmlSource]]

Once you get the hang of using a [[frameserver]], it's time to do something more interesting than just spit out the same old video! To begin, [[Filter introduction|introduce yourself to filters]] or head straight to the [[Internal filters|AviSynth manual]] itself.

More examples can be found here: [[Script examples]].

[[Category:AviSynth_Usage]]