The release of a cross-platform frame server for video processing has taken place AviSynth+ 3.7.0, written in C++ and utilizing its own scripting language. Ready-to-use packages, including plugins, are available in the Arch Linux repository. Instructions for creating your own build are available here.
Key changes and features:
- Support for ARM, Haiku, and PowerPC has been added
- All built-in plugins are compiled under Linux
- Built-in audio support
- Support for 16-bit video
- Multi-threaded processing
System requirements:
- GCC >=8 (C++17 standard)
- CMake >= 3.8
- ffmpeg >= 4.3.1 (for export, static build recommended)
Official website
Github
List of ported plugins: on the doom9 forum, in AUR
Currently, the number of ported plugins is less than those in programs like ffmpeg and VapourSynth, but there are also unique ones for the UNIX family — this is a fully functional decimator TIVTC, designed to remove duplicate frames from video.
Source: linux.org.ru
