plz answer me.......I want to use the Subtitler filer in autoGK to put my name as a logo while i'm ripping my DVDs , coz it too boring after the ripping process I cut the very beging of the movie then open it in VDM and do the Subtitler filter and after then join this clip to the rest of the movie!
com'on ! this is a waste ot time and Money (electricity! lol)
so do me a favout and help me
The short answer is, quot;No.quot; The short reason is that encoding is done in VDubMod in Fast Recompress mode. A longer answer would include a discussion of the development effort required to meet your rather unique request.
With the knowledge that AGK submits AviSynth scripts (.avs files) to VDubMod for encoding, you have several possible circumventions to meet your needs, but using GK rather than AutoGK:[list=a][*]Use Save rather than Save amp; Encode, and encode the entire video manually in Vdub using Full Processing Mode, where you may use Vdub filters. The advantage is no AviSynth knowledge is needed. The disadvantage is colorspace conversion to RGB and back, slower encoding, and manual audio conversion, muxing, and file splitting.
[*]You can also use the Save button and add your Vdub filter into your AviSynth script prior to encoding. The process is outlined in Section 4 of the AviSynth manual. Its a complicated procedure, and is limited to a subset of Vdub filters, but the value proposition is that you can continue to use Fast Recompress encoding. You still have colorspace conversion issues going from YV12 to RGB and back, but with careful scripting, you could limit the colorspace conversion to the frames where you apply the filter.
[*]Using the Edit button, apply your Vdub filters inside the Avisynth script as described above, but then, allow GK to control encodings. This can make audio encoding, muxing, and splitting automated.[/list=a]
Yeah, no way to do it in AutoGK. It's easy enough to do it using GKnot, though. Just create your logo as an SSA subtitle file, and load it into the script, using the TextSub command. If that sounds like a possible solution to you, and if you need help with it, just come back and ask.
You might also find the Subtitle Command that's built into AviSynth useful.
As jggimi says, avoid if possible using Full Recompress. Almost all VDub filters have an AviSynth equivalent.
about subtitle solution: next version of AutoGK will be able to pick up external subs, so this will be possible as well.
hey thanx guyz for the info so I hope the next version of AutoGK can do the thing!
thanx Lenox for this great software! I love it! |
Post at 2011-4-15 15:45
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