Archive: Picture
NightaN
30th September 2004 21:00 UTC
Picture
is there anyway i could load 2pictures into a avs file, when it's quiet it shows one of the pictures and on beat it changes to the other one and then back. I also want to know if it is possible to move the picture around? (to the left, right, up, down etc. etc.)
Sorry for the crapy english!
Tuggummi
30th September 2004 21:13 UTC
Here's a avs preset that does just that. You have to choose the pictures to be used yourself though.
Tuggummi
30th September 2004 21:15 UTC
Ooops, forgot the file :p
NightaN
30th September 2004 21:19 UTC
oh thank you so much ;) Worked really nice!
Have a mail or something like that if i would have some more probs?! :D:D
Thx again!
Tuggummi
30th September 2004 21:25 UTC
I have a mail, but i doubt i can solve every problem that could come around ;)
NightaN
30th September 2004 21:29 UTC
maybe, but i truly doubt that i will do that advanced stuff ;) I wonder also if there is anyway to set the onbeat level higher? So it not react so easy on speech and so on.
Tuggummi
30th September 2004 21:58 UTC
No, no way to adjust he beat detection. Im afraid that's just AVS's own beatdetection's fault, doing it the hard way is quite advanced indeed ;)
NightaN
30th September 2004 22:01 UTC
okok :) well wont take more of your time now :) Thanks for the help :)
Mr_Nudge
1st October 2004 02:29 UTC
Originally posted by TuggummiCorrect me if i'm wrong, but wouldn't you just do this:
No, no way to adjust he beat detection. Im afraid that's just AVS's own beatdetection's fault, doing it the hard way is quite advanced indeed ;)
picture
effectslist (output>replace) (enabled onbeat)
effectslist (output>replace) use override and have enabled=getosc/getspec and have your other picture in here?
PAK-9
1st October 2004 16:09 UTC
Yea you can code your own beat detection into an effect list (or with a global ssc that dumps to registers for tidyness) but given that you don't want to get into "advanced stuff" (*chuckle*) you might not want to.
NightaN
1st October 2004 16:30 UTC
Originally posted by PAK-9im not that i advanced i guess ;) Someone ready to help me? :D
Yea you can code your own beat detection into an effect list (or with a global ssc that dumps to registers for tidyness) but given that you don't want to get into "advanced stuff" (*chuckle*) you might not want to.
Mr_Nudge
2nd October 2004 11:46 UTC
use what i said having your first picture then an effectlist enabled on beat and another effectlist inside that with override enabled and type in the big box "enabled=getspec(0.01,1,0)"(needs some tuning, im not that good with getspec)and put your second picture in that. Like this:
NightaN
5th October 2004 19:33 UTC
i have a new question, is there a way to change the picture file extension from bmp to jpg/gif?
Mr_Nudge
6th October 2004 00:48 UTC
picture doesn't supposrt jpg,gif,png yet but people want it updated
S-uper_T-oast
6th October 2004 01:57 UTC
Didn't unconed say he was going to realease a version with jpg and gif support? Or was that just me dreaming?
Mr_Nudge
6th October 2004 05:43 UTC
UnConeD had all these projects going and most of them have just died :(
S-uper_T-oast
6th October 2004 22:13 UTC
# Picture II
Improved picture renderer. Can read BMP and JPEG, supports all AVS blend modes, subdirectories and bilinear filtering.
# AVSGrabber - 2.0 alpha
Note: AVSGrabber is unsupported. Don't ask me for help if you can't figure it out or if it crashes.
Captures AVS presets to AVI. Insert into the preset to use it. For experimental audio capturing, use the provided out_grab.dll as output in Winamp.
ratslla
31st May 2009 19:01 UTC
Just one additional question related to previous post.
I've downloaded picture renderer from Steven Wittens site but I have no clue how to use it/open it. Is it an application that enables you to insert bitmap images or not? Can someone please explain how to insert pics or at least post a link to existing forum topic.
Thanks in advance!
QOAL
31st May 2009 21:21 UTC
Place it in your winamp/plugins/avs folder
In editor you should be able to add it to your preset from [+]->Render->Picture II
If you want to add an image to your avs, place the bitmap in your winamp/plugins/avs folder too, then from which ever image loader you're going to use, you should be able to select it from the list of images.
Picture, Picture II and Texer II all load images.
Best way to learn is to find some preset that use images and pick them apart to see how they tick.
Mr_Nudge
3rd June 2009 13:26 UTC
5 year old thread is five years old
Fork me on GitHub