Add a new key for analysis pass (batch entry)
An enhanced version of the original VirtualDub
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There is such a command:
/p <src> <dst> - Add a batch entry for a file
Please do another one:
/d <src> - Add a batch entry for a file (analysis pass)
Usage example in batch files:
vdub.exe /c
vdub.exe /s Deshaker_pass1.vdscript /d in1.mp4
vdub.exe /s Deshaker_pass2.vdscript /p in1.mp4 out1.mp4
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vdub.exe /s Deshaker_pass1.vdscript /d in9.mp4
vdub.exe /s Deshaker_pass2.vdscript /p in9.mp4 out9.mp4
vdub.exe /r
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You can try my batch for automatic deshake all videos on a folder both passes: https://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualdub-batch-video-deshake/
isidroco, thanks for the answer.
I have seen that.
My suggestion would simplify, as it seems to me, your scripts.
This would make it easier to create scripts for 2 pass encoding.
I intended to use this in conjunction with Total Commander.
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Added new commands:
Nice, can you clarify <set> and * usage? Maybe with a simple example. * is for all files in current folder?</set>
<set>is external encoder set name.For example, if you create job from the gui, the script contains this line:
The command line switch basically repeats script syntax so you can specify:
'*' is not mask for all files
with the comment "(* to use source loaded with other commands)" I meant instead of repeating source name you just put '*' symbol.
This way you can use other switches to load source:
/s <script>/i <script> <args>/cmd <command>For example
The only thing for all files in folder remains
/b <src-dir> <dst-dir>I didn't check it.
Great, thanks for the clarification.
Thank you very much!
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