biffer wrote:I have watched some videos on a Samsung Android tablet that I had converted using SVP settings on my PC and they played with no problems and looked great, so Android certainly can handle the higher framerate that SVP gives us.
How do you convert movies to 60 fps with svp settings? CAuse until android gets a real time SVP interpolator, i can just convert the movies i have on it.
How much do you know about Avisynth? I spent a crap load of time going through forums, reading about every plugin/filter i could find. It's not easy and takes a lot of testing, and studying if you havent done so already. I learned from here on these sites and started with MVTools-Interframe before finding SVP -
FIND ALL OR AT LEAST MOST PROGRAMS NEEDED HERE -
https://www.videohelp.com/
SCRIPT MAKING - AVISYNTH ETC information -
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Plugins:_MVTools2
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Main_Page
http://avisynth.org.ru/mvtools/mvtools2.html
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Manual:SVPflow
THIS WILL GENERATE A SCRIPT ONLINE -
https://bare7a.github.io/SVP-Flow-Scrip … rator.html - If you dont know much about the specifics of what filters do or anything really then take the times to go through the beginnings of avisynth and all the details you can so you can generate a proper script with or without the generator. Avisynth scripts can be faulty with just one minor mispunctuation or placement of characters with little indication as to WHAT exactly is the specific error sometimes. Easier to figure out if you know a lot more so if you want less headache...do the reading.
Script editors like avsPmod and avsedit are invaluable in fixing your scripts but are limited still....avsPmod i prefer but i have both in case one decides to go nutty on me. It is better at showing you errors and other easier to edit i think....It tells you which line has the issue but not EXACTLY what part of that line is the error other than what column # of which i still havent figured out how it determines a column, only the lines are numbered so.
Easiest encoders to use scripts in that i switch through Simple x264 Launcher, MEGUI, Quick Encoder, HCEnc, Interframe GUI, im missing one i cant think of due to brain fart that i used to use alot but beyond those i mentioned here there are stull many others still so just try em all and use what you find is easiest. Most you have to input the .avs script as the input and rename it and place wherever for output and will error if any small thing is not kosher with your script. Megui has a script editor in it like the one ud find in FFDSHOW or Potplayer, simple, no abilities in editing like avspmod but u can add the text there and save it internally along with just uploading your script as input. Virtualdub and variations or AviDemux are helpful but i never did get avisynth and scripts to work within it as it too has an editor that people always suggest still but it sucks balls IMHOP so i use them only for editing like changing colorspaces since none of the scripts for avisynth or vapoursynth will work if your video isnt YV12/YUV, not in RGB from what ive experienced.....you could have your script change that intead of using anything else but scripting is a pain in the ass and still havent got that part correct on my end. Alternatively you could record with screen recorders like FRAPs or adding scripts in realtime in Potplayer then use its recording option to get vids instead but also has its own set of issues doing that route so up to you. Potplayer and FFDSHOW take scripts but may not work if you dont edit it the right way they each prefer
Oh also...some scripts or SVP even have issues with videos that arent constant framerates and screen recorders normally record in variable with no option to do otherwise usually and youll have sync issues. Interframe scripts i think dont have that problem but poiint is if you can, make sure vids are constant framerate before doing anything but thats me...you can add it in scripts to change it and other various options but im lazy.