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Missing some Tweak filter parameters
#1
Quote:AVS+ adds new realcalc and dither_strength parameters.
Look: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Tweak
Could you add them?
Another question: Is it possible to make manual changes to the avisynth script generated by hybrid? The one that is shown in "AvisynthScriptView".

I also found a typo that appears in the user logs when trying to use an opus audio in a format that is not raw/mkv/webm.
Quote:Error in audio job creation: Format opus is not allowed for mp4 output! Format opus is only allowed for raw/mkv/wemb output!
Says 'wemb' instead of 'webm'.
Nothing of extreme importance, but maybe you want to fix this. Wink

Thanks!
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#2
Quote:Look: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Tweak
Could you add them?
Do those work?
Quote: bool realcalc = false
AVS+ When true, force 'no-lookup': pure float calculation of new pixel values (always true for certain Deep Color formats) (TODO - clarify)

float dither_strength = 1.0

AVS+ Control dithering amount.
For example, dither_strength=1.0 adds ±0.5 amplitude dither on the 0..255 range, and scaled in proportion for other ranges. (TODO - confirm)
source: http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Tweak
Judging by the TODOs it looked like they were not finished,... Smile
(I can look over it during the weekend.)

Quote: Is it possible to make manual changes to the avisynth script generated by hybrid? The one that is shown in "AvisynthScriptView".
Only through the Filtering->Avisynth->Custom sections not blindly.
This won't change, since it would require tons of changes, adjustments and analysis steps to otherwise make sure preview&co still work and for Hybrid to know the basic characteristics of the clip.
-> If you need this, you should look for another tool.

Cu Selur
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#3
Quote:Do those work?
I tried once and it looked good. I expected to test them better in hybrid for practicality, but they're not available.

Quote:(I can look over it during the weekend.)
Sounds good, thanks!

Quote:Only through the Filtering->Avisynth->Custom sections not blindly.
This won't change, since it would require tons of changes, adjustments and analysis steps to otherwise make sure preview&co still work and for Hybrid to know the basic characteristics of the clip.
-> If you need this, you should look for another tool.
No problem, I was just wondering. Smile
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#4
btw. send you a link to a dev version via PM which support the parameters.

Cu Selur
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#5
Quote:btw. send you a link to a dev version via PM which support the parameters.
Thanks a lot, Selur. Smile

In order not to make the forum polluted with one more simple question, I will ask right here:
Is it possible not to use VBV in hybrid? I mean the --vbv-maxrate and --vbv-bufsize parameters. I guess not since the minimum value for both is 1.

Regards
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#6
If you set the level to 'unrestricted' Hybrid will not set vbv restrictions (the encoder will still use some), but it will decide which to use on it's own.

Cu Selur
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#7
Thanks, this does the job. Smile

Related to another filter, I didn't find some LSFmod (http://avisynth.nl/index.php/LSFmod) parameters to define in hybrid, such as amount of soft, supersampling values, output resolution and screen resolution. Are they missing or did I miss something?

Regards
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#8
That soft is a CheckBox is a bug. Smile (will fix)
Upsampling is not supported in Hybrid and I do not plan to add support for it.

Cu Selur
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#9
Ok, thanks. Wink
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