Thanks very much. I had just recently started to work with AviSynth and didn't worked on PostProcessing yet so a simple first access to this is very much welcome :) Thanks !
if anyone interested in AviSynth with Vegas, the trick is to use VFAPI to "convert" the avisynth script into an avi file that trick Vegas into believing it's an avi file. The down side being that everytime you update your avs script, you need to generate a new avi file with VFAPI. I've tried that in my recent projects and it works. :)
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if anyone interested in AviSynth with Vegas, the trick is to use VFAPI to "convert" the avisynth script into an avi file that trick Vegas into believing it's an avi file.
The down side being that everytime you update your avs script, you need to generate a new avi file with VFAPI.
I've tried that in my recent projects and it works. :)