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2nd April 2016, 19:43 | #1 | Link |
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Loading and applying 3D LUTs
Just wondering how to go about loading and using .cube 3D LUTs in VapourSynth. I would like to use these LUTs here (1 / 2), but I'm not sure if this can this be done with std.Lut or is it one-of-those-things that will require a plugin?
Edit - I'm not the author, just posting link here for convenience. ------------------ Timecube, a plugin to load and apply 3D luts to a video:
Usage: timecube.Cube(clip clip, string cube="") Parameters: clip = Input clip, colorspace must be RGBS. cube = Path to 3D lut file, only .cube files are supported. Last edited by Reel.Deel; 27th August 2018 at 03:16. |
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You'll need a new plugin for that. Is there format actually documented somewhere?
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I currently use FFMPEG's 3DLut filter for .cube files. It's not as convenient as having a Vapoursynth/Avisynth plugin, but it's more flexible than Davinci Resolve. Resolve doesn't support efficient lossless codecs (FFV1, X264 lossless, UTVideo, etc), avisynth input, or piping VapourSynth scripts.
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Why didn't anyone tell me there's code I can borrow? Maybe I'll actually do something about this after I release R38
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If you can provide some before/after clips with a lut applied (and the lut file) so we can easily test a plugin that'd be great. Or this is not going to happen...
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I don't know how to use the vscube plugin. Any pointers would be appreciated.
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I'm also receiving the "Cube: must be RGBS" error. The .cube file works fine with FFMPEG.
UPDATE: Okay. It works now. Thank you.
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