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Originally Posted by cyberbeing
First, it should be TextSub and not TextSubMod if using normal VSFilter/xy-VSFilter. That alone would cause the avs script to throw an error, since the required function would not exist. Also, you'd normally load all your plugins at the beginning of script. If you are still getting a framerate error, try adding AssumeFPS after FFVideoSource with your decoded video framerate. If that still doesn't work, move AssumeFPS after your #deinterlace, and set it to whatever the resulting framerate should be after deinterlacing+decimation. |
Thanks. Yep, the problem was the "TextSubMod." I forgot that only VSFilterMod needed the "Mod" part in the avs script.
So I finally tested it out, and xy-VSFilter successfully hardcoded styled text that were rotated in the x and y axes. But the only problem is this came at the cost of certain styled karaoke I made. The karaoke required VSFilterMod to be correctly interpreted when hardcoded. With xy-VSFilter, the karaoke just goes bananas and isn't rendered properly.
This leads me to a new question. Is there a way to use two filters, VSFilterMod and xy-VSFilter to hardcode different parts of the video. I don't mean splitting the video into segments. I'd rather not split, since that would mean more rendering thus losing more quality. But being able to load specific filters for specific durations in a single hardcoding process. Is it possible to write such a command in an avs script?