Pretty much what the title says. How do I fade a video in or out in VirtualDub2?
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2021-09-06
I would assume that you're trying to use the original Avisynth to do this as VirtualDub 2 does not have a native fading filter. Avisynth is incompatible with VirtualDub 2. And it will continue to give you an error message if you try using your scripts with it installed. However, if you upgrade to Avisynth Plus, then it will work just fine. Can't use an old engine with a new car after all. ;-)
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It's quite easy to make simple fade from/to solid color only (usually black).
If you need this, add "fill" filter, then use filters->blending.. dialog, apply opacity curve.
Pretty much what the title says. How do I fade a video in or out in VirtualDub2?
I would assume that you're trying to use the original Avisynth to do this as VirtualDub 2 does not have a native fading filter. Avisynth is incompatible with VirtualDub 2. And it will continue to give you an error message if you try using your scripts with it installed. However, if you upgrade to Avisynth Plus, then it will work just fine. Can't use an old engine with a new car after all. ;-)
It's quite easy to make simple fade from/to solid color only (usually black).
If you need this, add "fill" filter, then use filters->blending.. dialog, apply opacity curve.