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Old 21st December 2009, 10:54   #101  |  Link
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Old 2nd April 2010, 14:09   #102  |  Link
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Great script! Thank you.
A question, I want to pan first and then zoom out. Do I have to do it in 2 calls of the function? which is very difficult for the second call because I've to make sure the start match the end of the first call.
or there's something in the parameter which I haven't found yet?

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Old 24th November 2010, 14:38   #103  |  Link
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Thanks for this wonderful script.
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Old 8th December 2011, 04:56   #104  |  Link
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AviSynth Plugin to zoom & pan HD video?

(Nice to be back again after several years!
Greetings to moderators & power posters - some of whom are new to me. Thanks for all the hard work you've been doing over the years! I haven't stopped using AviSynth!)

Now, to matter at hand: Tried to use zoom plug-in in VirtualDub to pan & zoom in a HD res photo that I turned into video using Image Sequence. Alas, zoom there only supports 3 decimal digits or a max res of 999 pixels. I noticed that Ken Burns Effect didn't work either. (Someone asked in a post why his video output moved about wildly with this script. Didn't see an answer, but I suppose it's because this script relies on zoom.dll which seems to have the same limitation.) At least I couldn't get it to work for me.

Also, ZoomBox script author said at end of his thread that he had given up trying to use his clever script with animate because it's simply too troublesome to code.

My question: Does anyone know of zoom plugin or script that doesn't have the 3 digit limit on resolution? Or does ZoomBox work with animate? I couldn't get it to. Thanks in advance!
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Old 8th December 2011, 10:58   #105  |  Link
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Tried to use zoom plug-in in VirtualDub to pan & zoom in a HD res photo that I turned into video using Image Sequence. Alas, zoom there only supports 3 decimal digits or a max res of 999 pixels. I noticed that Ken Burns Effect didn't work either. (Someone asked in a post why his video output moved about wildly with this script. Didn't see an answer, but I suppose it's because this script relies on zoom.dll which seems to have the same limitation.)
Are you talking about the Zoom plugin from this thread?
I am not aware of any such limitation there.
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Old 9th December 2011, 20:06   #106  |  Link
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Yes, I was. Thanks for tip. Will try again and repost.
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It's been a little while but I would play around with the useZoomBox parameter; I think you can disable the usage of zoom.dll if you set this to 2 (the default).
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Old 8th July 2012, 19:56   #108  |  Link
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Trying to use KenBurnsEffect & Zoombox on 2.58, getting an error message:

"There is no function named Max" Line 60

http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Intern...eric_functions

Line 60 of ZoomBox script reads:

modzoom = Max(Float(c.width())/Float(width),Float(c.height())/Float(height))

This is the example script I'm trying from this thread:

Width=640
Height=480
Resize="BlackmanResize"
Align=-5

b=ColorBars(480,480, "YV12").Trim(0,-1).ZoomBox(Width,Height,Resize, Align=Align)
c=ColorBars(640,480, "YV12").Trim(0,-1).ZoomBox(Width,Height,Resize, Align=Align)
d=ColorBars(720,480, "YV12").Trim(0,-1).ZoomBox(Width,Height,Resize, Align=Align)
e=ColorBars(854,480, "YV12").Trim(0,-1).ZoomBox(Width,Height,Resize, Align=Align)
f=ColorBars(960,480, "YV12").Trim(0,-1).ZoomBox(Width,Height,Resize, Align=Align)

a+b+c+d+e+f


Any ideas?

I copy pasted the ZoomBox etc functions and saved into plugins folder, as an avsi file, like usual. Reopened the script, reopened avspmod too but same error.

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I think Max may have been one of Stickboy's script/plugins.

EDIT, here: http://avisynth.org/stickboy/
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Old 8th July 2012, 20:51   #110  |  Link
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Cheers, that's fixed the Max error, then had to change the BlackmanResize line and 'a' was missing for a+b+c+d+e, not bad for a 12 line script. :-)
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