LoadVirtualdubplugin( "D:\projects\Disney Peter Pan\VDub files\"+"gradation.vdf", "VDub_GradationCurves", 1 ) # Disney's Peter Pan restoration/correction If that produces too big of a file, one frame every 2 (or 3, or even 4) seconds will cut it in half (or thirds, or fourths) and still shouldn't lose any individual shot. 76 minutes at 24/or/30 frames (per minute) should be portable enough and have samples enough to check a single correction setting for the entire movie's variety of shots. It would be easier to simply to sample one frame every second. One ( Doom9 forum's johnmeyer script using Avisynth's YDifferenceToNext) exported per-frame information, without explanation of how to interpret or use it, and the other two ( SCDetect & SceneChangeLavc) did nothing, even when varying parameters. So far, I was able to test 3 scene-change scripts. Not doing that made the media player sit and wait. DLL and had it in the Avisynth plugins directory). DLL's needed to be linked to Windows through the PATH statement (I thought it was an Avisynth. Okay, it turned out to be an easy fix - one of the script's.
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