I have a few boxes around at home, so if i do video-editing i’d like to benefit from that. We can use some avisynth plugins/enhancements to do so. There are two things we might do: a) running filters in parallel b) handing filters to another box (networking). The problem with multiple cores in Linux is that it’s not easily possible to run Avisynth on many cores in fact it’s per default just running on one core.
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Avisynth’s convolution stuff explained
Since I’m working with avisynth I’ve always been impressed about people who came up with convolution stuff, many numbers and I had no idea what they mean. Reading the help pages on avisynth.org didn’t help – For all people who wanted to know how that works, here’s a little guide (thanks to Kuukunen for explaining)
Avisynth: Color Correction & Improvement
To get a bit more experience with avisynth I read a lot of articles and howtos. I think the most important thing when restoring (repairing, enhancing, whatever you like to call it) videos right after de-interlacing (if interlaced) is color correction. So let’s take a look at colors and avisynth.
Avisynth using wine in Linux
Just a small guide about how to get avisynth to work in linux using wine.