How do I load MP4/MKV/M2TS/EVO into AviSynth? LoadVFAPIPlugin("C:\QTReader\QTReader.vfp", "QTReader") If that doesn't work, or you don't have QuickTime, download the QTReader plugin (can be found in Dooms download section): # dither = 1 converts raw 10bit to 8bit video (v210 = 10bit uyvy): QTInput("FileName.mov", color=2, mode=1, raw="yuyv") QTInput("FileName.mov", color=2, audio=1) # with audio (in many cases possible with QuickTime 7) You will need Quicktime 6 for getting video only or Quicktime 7 for getting audio and video. The latter one is very old, no installation of a player is required in order to be able to open quicktime formats in AviSynth. The former one is very recent and able to open many quicktime formats (with the possibility to open them as YUY2), but you need to install QuickTime player in order to be able to use this plugin. There are two ways to load your quicktime movies into AviSynth (and also RawSource for uncompressed movs): QTSource and QTReader. How do I load QuickTime files into AviSynth? FFMS will auto-index any file you put into it which is great for scripted conversions. Some issues on H.264, though, so DGAVCDecode is still the best for that. If you can't get the audio to load right, use FFVideoSource and FFAudioSource separate and it should work properly. It does several Quicktime, AVI, MPEG, FLV, and others as well. Note: FFMpegSource is also an external plugin you can use for loading the above and more. If your transport stream (*.TS) contains MPEG-4 AVC video you need to demux the raw video stream from it and use DGAVCDecode to open it in AviSynth. Open them into DGIndex first and create a D2V file which can be opened in AviSynth (note that it will only open the video into AviSynth): How do I load MPEG-1/MPEG-2/DVD VOB/TS/PVA into AviSynth?ĭGDecode is an external plugin and supports MPEG-1, MPEG-2 / VOB, TS (with MPEG-4 ASP video) and PVA streams.
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