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AvsPmod
AvsPmod (former AvsP) is an open source AviSynth script editor1) 2), i.e. video script editor, written by Peter Jang and maintained by a community of enthusiasts3). It's a tabbed text editor with AviSynth-specific syntax highlighting, autocompletion, made to simplify the development of scripts4). AvsPmod has built-in frame accurate video player to show the actual result of rendering AviSynth scripts.
AvsPmod 2.5.1 | |
Original author(s) | Peter Jang |
Developer(s) | AvsPmod authors |
Initial release | 2006.09.04 |
Stable release | 2.5.1 / 2013.06.25 |
Preview release | 2.5.1-90 / 2017.03.24 |
Repository | GitHub/avspmod |
Written in | Python |
Operating system | Windows, Linux |
Platform | IA-32 and x64 |
Available in | English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Russian, Japanese |
Type | Video editing software |
License | GNU General Public License |
Website | https://avspmod.github.io/ |
It's officially recommended IDE/GUI by AviSynth developers. What really makes AvsPmod unique is the ability to create graphical sliders and other elements for any filter's arguments, essentially giving AviSynth a GUI without losing any of its powerful features.
History
The project was started in 2006 as AvsP by Peter Jang5) under GPL license, was actively developed for two years and became abandoned by its original developer. Since the beginning AvsP was published at Doom9 forum and became very popular in the video processing community. In 2010 it's development was continued as AvsPmod by forum members. In 2013 Diego Fernández Gosende created GitHub repository and started to maintain the development of AvsPmod along with other contributors.
Supported Frame Servers
Frame Server | OS | Link |
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AviSynth | Windows (x86) | http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Main_Page |
AviSynth+ | Windows (x64 and x86) | http://avs-plus.net/ |
AvxSynth | Linux | https://github.com/avxsynth/avxsynth/wiki |
Categories
Wikipedia draft
I have tried to publish this article at Wikipedia without success. The article was rejected as the reference base was not enough good to meet Wikipedia requirements and I decided to put it here.
Just in case I'd try it someday again I put here the draft in MediaWiki syntax and accompanying files:
- avspmod-wikipedia-draft.7z - source
- screencapture-en-wikipedia-org-wiki-draft-avspmod.pdf - screen capture with reviewer's comments
- draft_avspmod_-_wikipedia.pdf - clean print
See also
“This is all very wonderful, you might be saying, but no darn use to me if it involves having to write a script like that. So here's where I drop my mask of advanced geekery and tell you that I didn't actually write that script. Nor did anybody else. It was written for me by a particularly neat piece of software called AvsP. AvsP is a text editor that understands Avisynth a lot better than I do. And it can show me, frame by frame, what it's doing - it has its own built-in mini-Moviola, if you like. And like Avisynth, it's free.”
“Though it is possible to produce the AviSynth scripts using a standard text editor, the task can be considerably simplified by the use of the script editor AvsP which works in conjunction with AviSynth and includes a video previewer enabling the user to see the results of running a script. The main software suite used was, therefore, Audacity, AviSynth and AvsP. Between them these three provided the tools needed for students to create and edit audio material and to manipulate still or moving images, combining the audio and images to produce video output.”
“Start AvsP, then drag the video.grf and audio.grf files to the AvsP window individually […] We're building a script here that AviSynth will run, which is why it seems like programming.”
“Dabei leistet der AviSynth-Editor AvsPmod wertvolle Dienste: Syntax-Highlighting verhilft zu mehr Übersicht, Autovervollständigung vereinfacht die Befehlseingabe und interaktive Slider helfen beim Positionieren von Elementen.”