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Inverts one or several color channels of a clip. | Inverts one or several color channels of a clip. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:26, 18 September 2022
AviSynth+
Up-to-date documentation: https://avisynthplus.readthedocs.io
Inverts one or several color channels of a clip.
Invert(clip clip [, string channels] )
- clip clip =
- Source video.
- string channels = (all)
- Defines which channels should be inverted by their initial letters, e.g. "R" (=red)
- Any letters that don't correspond to a channel in the current colorspace are ignored.
- Valid channel letters are:
- Letters are not case sensitive and may be given in any order.
- By default, all channels of the current colorspace are inverted.
[edit] Example
AviSource("clip.avi") ConvertToRGB32 Invert("BG") # inverts the blue and green channels
AviSource("clip.avi") ConvertToRGB24 Invert("A") # no effect (no current A channel) Invert("VUY") # no effect (no current Y, U or V channels) Invert("g, b") # inverts the blue and green channels
[edit] Changelog
v2.60 | All AviSynth colorspaces are supported. |
v2.55 | Added RGB24, YUY2 and YV12 mode. |
v2.53 | Initial Release |