Any DGIndex like software for uncompressed avi ?

Is there any DGIndex like software for uncompressed avi. So i can use with hcenc, dislike avisynth scripting etc. Or is there a frame server that could be used (please not the useless vfapi one). Have tried virtualdub though it uses .vdr and .avi signposts neither any use for hcenc. Did a test encode with memcoder and ffmpeg, both look abismal, blocky pixelations etc. I know henc works great via dgindex for mpeg2 need same for uncompressed avi.

Just one line does it. In your case of uncompressed .avi: AVISource("J:\G.51.40.avi") or DirectShowSource("J:\G.28.50b.avi") (DirectShowSource is said to be not frame-exact and may even for uncompressed. avi discard frame 0 on Win7 Systems, at least it does here.) This single line typed into Notepad and saved with file extension .avs can be fed as input into HC. Why the .avs frontend ? Back when I came from ready-cooked apps I wondered too. But I learnt why: It is actually an advantage. (And i learnt a lot about Avisynth, BTW.) Developers do not want to reinvent the wheel, for a good cause: The wheel is already there, and maintained by wheelmakers. A multitude of Decoders are there, constantly developed and improved. So it may well be more elegant to call available and up-to-date decoders for Decoding and for the Encoder concentrate on implementing the main task: Encoding.

See i have just found out today information i should have read about many years ago. That with this info i can load video make adjustmets using *filters with virtualdub and frameserve the avi into an avisynth .avs script with one simple command. Use xp3 have no need for other os, it's stable it's the best they ever made. *The filters that can work with virtualdub frameserve (have read not all of them do, custom ones etc). Edit: Forgot to add that i do agree what you say that .avs scripts are a good idea. But the idea goes nowhere when the information isn't spread around the net, for how to intergrate with it. That is for others like me that cannot be bothered to learn a new language, and need a gui to do this for us. That is an editor with full functions such as virtualdub or other. As i have written above, i now think i have for me a nearer workable sollution how to intergrate fully for avisynth script capable softwares. Thank you for your reply for this :)

Making an AVS script containing ONLY AVISource(...) and feeding this to HCenc is actually significantly less work than running MPEG files through DGIndex and creating a d2v! Doing trivial stuff like this with AviSynth is very very very easy, and the documentation will give you all you need to know with only a moment of your time. I agree that learning about some of the more advanced functionality / chasing down plugins / troubleshooting strange problems can be a real PITA unless you're "plugged in" to the AviSynth world (or at least don't mind doing some googling) Derek

:confused: what are you talking about...it is even hard to decrypt your strange usage of english language... @all, who are frameserver interested: The post before me is nonsense...