AvisynthEditor 0.5
AvisynthEditor helps you edit AviSynth scripts and it allows you to use options such as syntax highlighting and auto-complete code.
AvisynthEditor is recommended to all user categories, including beginners, due to it simple interface providing fast access to options.
The most used functions are displayed in the main window and you can also use the preview function.
The basic functions of AvisynthEditor are syntax highlighting, auto-completion which makes code writing and formatting faster, and line numbering. You also have the possibility of inserting comments within the code or navigating to certain lines of keywords in the code by using the search function.
Furthermore, you can access advanced options, such as filters which can be selected by category or by plugin name. Other options are AVS script registering options, encoding and decoding options, stream merging cropping, trimming, 3D convolution, stream converting, plugin loading, file resizing and deinterlacing.
By using the help panel, the user can detect the syntax and the filter for every script. AvisynthEditor is also equipped with classes and methods treeview, importing and exporting scripts options, filter description, a bitrate calculator and an optional RGB preview.
This complex tool has not been developed for several years, and its last version, 0.5, had its filter parsing and speed improved, while some bugs have been fixed, too.
In order to work in AvisynthEditor, you need previous coding and script writing knowledge, but if you are a beginner, this application is highly recommended to you due to its clean interface and easy to access options.
The most used functions are displayed in the main window and you can also use the preview function.
The basic functions of AvisynthEditor are syntax highlighting, auto-completion which makes code writing and formatting faster, and line numbering. You also have the possibility of inserting comments within the code or navigating to certain lines of keywords in the code by using the search function.
Furthermore, you can access advanced options, such as filters which can be selected by category or by plugin name. Other options are AVS script registering options, encoding and decoding options, stream merging cropping, trimming, 3D convolution, stream converting, plugin loading, file resizing and deinterlacing.
By using the help panel, the user can detect the syntax and the filter for every script. AvisynthEditor is also equipped with classes and methods treeview, importing and exporting scripts options, filter description, a bitrate calculator and an optional RGB preview.
This complex tool has not been developed for several years, and its last version, 0.5, had its filter parsing and speed improved, while some bugs have been fixed, too.
In order to work in AvisynthEditor, you need previous coding and script writing knowledge, but if you are a beginner, this application is highly recommended to you due to its clean interface and easy to access options.
