If you install
AviSinth and
QTReader plug-in you can create an .avs file with the following content:
Code:
LoadVFAPIPlugin("d:\program files\virtualdub\plugins\QTReader.vfp", "QTReader")
QTReader("D:\20030901.mov")
or with a more complex one:
Code:
LoadVFAPIPlugin("d:\program files\virtualdub\plugins\QTReader.vfp", "QTReader")
QTReader("D:\20030901.mov")
ConvertToYUY2()
FlipVertical()
SelectEvery(25,1)
If you have QuickTime 6 (for getting video only) or QuickTime 7 (for both audio and video) you can use:
Code:
# YUY2 (default):
QTInput("D:\20030901.mov", color=2)
or
Code:
# with audio (in many cases possible with QuickTime 7)
QTInput("D:\20030901.mov", color=2, audio=true)
or
Code:
# raw (with for example a YUYV format):
QTInput("D:\20030901.mov", color=2, mode=1, raw="yuyv")
or
Code:
# dither = 1; converts raw 10bit to 8bit video (v210 = 10bit uyvy):
QTInput("D:\20030901.mov", color=2, dither=1, raw="v210")
.AVS file can beopened with freeware VirtualDub.