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Has anyone tried using AVISynth and various popular plugins like QTGMC with wine under Linux? I’m starting to put together an automatic pipeline to capture old
by azinman2 7y ago
Has anyone tried using AVISynth and various popular plugins like QTGMC with wine under Linux? I’m starting to put together an automatic pipeline to capture old VHS tapes and automatically digitize them, and I’m debating the OS. Windows currently seems to have the best implemented deinterlacing algorithms, and avisynth is pretty nice for repeatable post processing pipelines.
- AndrewUnmuted 7y agoIs there a reason you cannot use VapourSynth? You should probably check it out if you’re thinking AVs is your best bet, you may be delightfully surprised by the improved quality and speed.
- ubercow13 7y agoYes I use AviSynth and AvsPMod all the time under Wine. I use the Avisynth+ 64 bit version and it works great, QTGMC and even SVP with OpenCL acceleration work fine. I can give you my wine prefix if you want. However like the sibling says, if you're doing something automated I'd recommend just using VapourSynth. QTGMC was ported to it ages ago and it will work better. I only continue to use AviSynth because the AvsPMod interface is still much better than the VSEdit equivalent, IMO.
- azinman2 7y agoThanks all! Didn’t know about vaporsynth.