Amazing video. But.. help me. I get this error - Avisynth open failure: MSU FRC: width must be a multiples of 16 !"
What does that mean? However, I tried "crop" and also a filter called VDmod_resize (which has a option to "round to multiples of 16 X 16" so I thought, perfect!) But of course this didn't work, I still get that error! I don't get it.
@yoinkz srry, I made a mistake. apparently the cropping worked, I just forgot to change the filename in the avisynth script; I left the old filename of the clip that wasn't resized!
sometimes that happens if you do not have the right codecs to open the video files , on your system. Try recoding the video file with something like 'any video converter, into something a little more generic. try installing FFDshow (I think it is) which handles more file formats. Hope you get it sorted.
@jovlem- sorry to hear that. It seems some people are having problems getting things to work. I have had no problems though, and many others the same. I wondeer if there is a version incompatability, or corrupt file somewhere.
@jovlem Hey jovlem. I discovered that the "MSU_FRC.dll" file actually isn't supposed to go into the VirtualDub plugins folder, but the AVISYNTH plugins folder... Once I figured that out it worked fine. Hope this helps :D
@jovlem Yes, there is a difference. MSU does only the frame rate interpolating, and MVTools does other stuff like noise filtering. Avisynth allows Virtual dub to use these filters.
@jovlem , yes it is good to deinterlace first and work with progressive frames. Deinterlacing doesn't double the framerate normally. It usually combines two fields into one full frame.... but if you use the deinterlacer in VirtualDub you have options to double the frame rate if you want to. In that case it takes the two fields and interpolates the lines in each field to get two frames. Remember that virtualdub does not respect pixel aspect ratio. It just deals with 'pixels'.
so if you want even slower video, take the interlaced video, deinterlace it while doubling the frame rate, then apply the avisynth super slow video filter ... have fun
Hi , there are two possibilities that I can think of. Either the path to the file might be incorrect (or something not quite right in the script) or you may have a video format that you do not have the codec on your system for. (you are running windows, correct?) K-Lite Codec Pack may help that. I hope you can get it sorted out. Its a cool process.
@samphilomath , hi, I see on a Virtualdub forum that Virtualdub works using 'wine' on linux. I therefore expect that the plugins will work with it, although I have not tried it. Have a go and letus know how it went :) .
You should add all the links and instrucctions also in the description bar. It will help people, and make them clickable. Or add those embedded html links on your video if you figure it out.. but I recommend posting the links in the bar. =)
Very helpful - wish I knew of this filter earlier....
DrCopperpot 4 months ago
Amazing video. But.. help me. I get this error - Avisynth open failure: MSU FRC: width must be a multiples of 16 !"
What does that mean? However, I tried "crop" and also a filter called VDmod_resize (which has a option to "round to multiples of 16 X 16" so I thought, perfect!) But of course this didn't work, I still get that error! I don't get it.
I would love to try this.
yoinkz 5 months ago
@yoinkz srry, I made a mistake. apparently the cropping worked, I just forgot to change the filename in the avisynth script; I left the old filename of the clip that wasn't resized!
yoinkz 5 months ago
@yoinkz - you might need to re render your original video with the right frame size first so that the filter can work with it.
PhilipStephens007 4 months ago
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jeublan 7 months ago
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yuarez111 7 months ago
sometimes that happens if you do not have the right codecs to open the video files , on your system. Try recoding the video file with something like 'any video converter, into something a little more generic. try installing FFDshow (I think it is) which handles more file formats. Hope you get it sorted.
PhilipStephens007 8 months ago
I did everything as you said in your video. But when I am loading the script in virtualdub I get:
script error: there is no function named "MSU_FRC"
( yes, I did copy the MSU_FRC.dll file into the plugins folder )
I am using version 2.58 of avisynth.
jovlem 8 months ago
@jovlem- sorry to hear that. It seems some people are having problems getting things to work. I have had no problems though, and many others the same. I wondeer if there is a version incompatability, or corrupt file somewhere.
PhilipStephens007 8 months ago
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@jovlem
you should try to copy the MSU_FRC.dll file into the plugins folder of Avisynth instead of Virtualdub. It works much better ;)
jeublan 7 months ago
@jovlem Hey jovlem. I discovered that the "MSU_FRC.dll" file actually isn't supposed to go into the VirtualDub plugins folder, but the AVISYNTH plugins folder... Once I figured that out it worked fine. Hope this helps :D
Filmmaker 2 months ago
I also read a lot about using AVIsynth with MVtools. Is there any difference between MVTools and MSU framerate converter?
To me, it sounds that MSU frc is easier to use ( less scripting needed ) but what about the quality?
jovlem 9 months ago
@jovlem Yes, there is a difference. MSU does only the frame rate interpolating, and MVTools does other stuff like noise filtering. Avisynth allows Virtual dub to use these filters.
PhilipStephens007 8 months ago
I love it!
Did you also deintelace the video ( also possible with virtualdub using - for example - the bob filter )? Deinterlacing doubles the frame rate.
jovlem 9 months ago
@jovlem , yes it is good to deinterlace first and work with progressive frames. Deinterlacing doesn't double the framerate normally. It usually combines two fields into one full frame.... but if you use the deinterlacer in VirtualDub you have options to double the frame rate if you want to. In that case it takes the two fields and interpolates the lines in each field to get two frames. Remember that virtualdub does not respect pixel aspect ratio. It just deals with 'pixels'.
PhilipStephens007 9 months ago
so if you want even slower video, take the interlaced video, deinterlace it while doubling the frame rate, then apply the avisynth super slow video filter ... have fun
PhilipStephens007 9 months ago
So sad to hear that. It work a treat for me every time I use it.
DeeJayGio2 11 months ago
No can do!! My other scripts work fine. However, this one is DEAD!!
electrichamster1 11 months ago
Hi , there are two possibilities that I can think of. Either the path to the file might be incorrect (or something not quite right in the script) or you may have a video format that you do not have the codec on your system for. (you are running windows, correct?) K-Lite Codec Pack may help that. I hope you can get it sorted out. Its a cool process.
YWAMBogota 11 months ago
Hey, i have tried to do this but every time i try to open the avs file with virtualdub i get an 'avisynth open failure'
Can you help?
Thanks
RealGamersTV 11 months ago
I wonder if AVISYNTH MSU Frame Rate Convertion filter would work on linux.
samphilomath 1 year ago
@samphilomath , hi, I see on a Virtualdub forum that Virtualdub works using 'wine' on linux. I therefore expect that the plugins will work with it, although I have not tried it. Have a go and letus know how it went :) .
PhilipStephens007 1 year ago
You should add all the links and instrucctions also in the description bar. It will help people, and make them clickable. Or add those embedded html links on your video if you figure it out.. but I recommend posting the links in the bar. =)
DaDraisa 1 year ago