Infoseite // Videos compare a la VMRPlayer SDK



Frage von Frank Derlin:


Hello together,
I am looking for a possibility of two technically kompfortablere
fundamentally different videos (eg AVI and MPEG2), synonymous
different length, to compare visually.

What I mind is / was in the form of samples in the DirectX
SDK: ...DXSDK/Samples/C/DirectShow/VMR9/VMRPlayer.
With the tool, you can watch the videos stored on and / or eg. over -
each other (1. top video, 2nd video down in the same window) play.
The catch of it is the middle of the videos I do not synchronize
may, if the videos as. scene-wise, or only by a single
Picture differ.
With the source code I did not climb through to make it for my purposes
transform.

Or in the variation in CodeProject/DirectShowVMR9_demo.
No possibility of synchronization.

I know Avisynth / Stack Horizontal (Vertical).
Too complicated, because any change in the script (trim) a reload of the
Videos implies.

There are (at least two) Player Programs in the field of sport.
Some golf or tennis, for example. the movements of the player to analyze.
For me either inappropriate, too expensive, or via credit card
pay.

Nätürlich there is even more synonymous "Cutting programs", (with me here
MainActor) with the possibility of the videos in the timeline to move.

Short speech Langer sense, what I know is not enough for me,
thus reasonably easy to "work".

How it compares your videos?

Gruß, Frank


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Antwort von Frank Derlin:

Ingrid,

"Frank Derlin" wrote ...
> I am looking for a possibility of two technically kompfortablere
[snip]

Well, it seems as if I am not around to Avisynth. Why should one
the wheel again invent. Me, then I must build something themselves.
*. avs with Play Sample Window "link and use something as a basis:

mk-AVS-DS-4xVergleich.bat -> Send to ..
8 <---
@ echo off
set Ausgabe1 =% ~ dpn1 - 1dsStackVertical.avs
Ausgabe2 = set% ~ dpn1 - 2dsCompare.avs
set Ausgabe3 =% ~ dpn1 - 3dsOverlay.avs
set Ausgabe4 =% ~ dpn1 - 4dsDiff.avs

script echo #>%% Ausgabe1
echo% a DirectShow source ( "% 1"). BilinearResize (720.288). trim (0.0)>>%% Ausgabe1
echo b% DirectShow source ( "% 2"). BilinearResize (720.288). trim (0.0)>>%% Ausgabe1
echo Vertical Stack (ConvertToYV12 (a), ConvertToYV12 (b))>>%% Ausgabe1

script echo #>%% Ausgabe2
echo% a DirectShow source ( "% 1"). BilinearResize (720.288). trim (0.0). ConvertToYUY2 ()>>%% Ausgabe2
echo b% DirectShow source ( "% 2"). BilinearResize (720.288). trim (0.0). ConvertToYUY2 ()>>%% Ausgabe2
Compare echo (ConvertToYUY2 (a), ConvertToYUY2 (b))>>%% Ausgabe2

script echo #>%% Ausgabe3
echo% a DirectShow source ( "% 1"). BilinearResize (512.480). trim (0.0)>>%% Ausgabe3
echo b% DirectShow source ( "% 2"). BilinearResize (512.480). trim (0.0)>>%% Ausgabe3
echo overlay (ConvertToYV12 (a), ConvertToYV12 (b), opacity = 0.5). Number Frame Show (scroll% true)>>%% Ausgabe3

script echo #>%% Ausgabe4
echo% a ConvertToYV12 (DirectShow source ( "% 1"). BilinearResize (512.288). trim (0.0))>>%% Ausgabe4
echo% b ConvertToYV12 (DirectShow source ( "% 2"). BilinearResize (512.288). trim (0.0))>>%% Ausgabe4
# echo. AssumeFPS (23,976, true)>>%% Ausgabe4
echo a.subtract sub = (ConvertToYV12 (b))>>%% Ausgabe4
echo substrong = sub.levels (112,1,144,0,255)>>%% Ausgabe4
echo% c stack Horizontal (a.subtitle ( "1st"), b.subtitle ( "2nd"))>>%% Ausgabe4
echo% d Stack Horizontal (sub.subtitle ( "subtract"), substrong.subtitle ( "levels"))>>%% Ausgabe4
echo return Vertical Stack (ConvertToYV12 (c), ConvertToYV12 (d))>>%% Ausgabe4

set Ausgabe1 =
set Ausgabe2 =
set Ausgabe3 =
set Ausgabe4 =

LW echo path =% ~ DP1
echo DatName =% ~ n1% ~ x1
echo NameExt =% ~ nx1
pause8 <---

And to build a GUI, which seems to me the Trim () something pleasant
and combines the four issues. Perhaps with dual Seek "Slider.


Gruß, Frank

NRN



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