My first filter: Super8Equal

After requesting the Filter SDK I feel oblieged to publish my filter, although it is probably of low interest for most people ;) Code:

Wouldn't it have been easier to port neuron2's ?

Und wo ist der Download Link?

Doh! I should have known you made such a filter Donald, knowing you did an anti flicker filter. Anyhow mine's at least AviSynth ;) To its working condition I have to say I didnt yet test it on footage. I wrote it for my dad who wants to cap all his old super8 films but he hasnt done any real captureing yet. The file is attached to my first post, but either its not been moderated yet or the forum's been funky on it. I'll see if I can put it somewhere else when I get home this evening. Cheers

@Belgabor I've no problem at all with you making such a filter for Avisynth, or VirtualDub for that matter. :) I just thought you might find some useful ideas from the earlier work.

@Belgabor: Use vi.height & vi.width to access frame dimensions.

Doh! Looking for GetHeight() and GetWidth() like in Clip I overlooked those ^^'

Just writing a "speech", so it can be put up on avisynth.org: VideoInfo is considered the "constant" video info. This can not in any way change. The information such as width, height and colorspace cannot change. So the information you get from this can be trusted to be the same from all frames you recieve. If you change the VideoInfo you have recieved it will not change the frames you recieve, but a modified 'VideoInfo vi' can be sent to env->NewVideoFrame(vi) and a new frame with the changed parameters will be created. Only your own filter can modify the VideoInfo given to your filter. PVideoFrame contains information about a particular frame you requested. Height and Rowsize should not change (this can be considerd a bug). Pitch can change, so you cannot rely on pitch being the same for all frames you recieve.

Original post updated with a link to the file.

Hi, everybody. There is a nice VirtualDub filter - Radial Luminance Correction It can be found here: