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 # Updated 5/17/2017
 # This is meant to be a starter script for using MPC-HC to capture with a PEXHDCAP
-# I currently use PEXHDCAP driver 1.1.0.140.7 with these settings: http://i.imgur.com/DG4RlHH.jpg
+# I currently use PEXHDCAP driver 1.1.0.140.7 with these settings: http://i.imgur.com/DG4RlHH.jpg
 # The Video Proc Amp tab: http://i.imgur.com/L6xdn9a.jpg
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-# Google Search for these plugins, you only need them for the PEXHDCAP.
+# Google Search for these plugins
 LoadPlugin("C:\avisynth\ColorMatrix.dll")
 LoadPlugin("C:\avisynth\ChromaShift.dll")
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 # This function is used to fix the capturing from specifically the PEXHDCAP
 # You can tweak the levels a bit if you want to change the look.
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 function colorcorrection(clip c)
 {
 c
 # Fix the Chroma Shift that is caused by the PEXHDCAP
 ChromaShift(U=-2)
 ConvertToYV24()
 #Fix the Luma, it is off by 1 pixel
 MergeLuma(Crop(1,0,width-1,height).AddBorders(0,0,1,0))
 # Convert back so we are working in the correct colorspace
 ConvertToYUY2(matrix="Rec.709")
 # Adjust Gamma to more closely match a CRT TV and clamp the color levels to what the PEXHDCAP captures (16-235)
 Levels(0, 0.82, 255, 16, 235, coring=false)
 # Convert to the SD colorspace, the PEXHDCAP captures in the HD colorspace
 ColorMatrix(mode="Rec.709->Rec.601")
 }
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 # This is the basic capture function for 240p material, it crops, resizes, and does a couple of minor adjustments.
 # cx = cropping px from the left side
 # cy = cropping px from the top
 # cw = width of game, used for cropping right side
 # w = final width to size to
 # s = amount to sharpen horizontally
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 function capture(clip c, float cx, float cy, int cw, int w, float s)
 {
 c
 h=2
 # Crop and Resize to the correct height (224*2)
 PointResize(cw, h*224 , cx, cy*h/2, cw, 224)
 #
 # Adjust the saturation (optional)
 Tweak(sat=1.05)
 # Resize to the final Width
-#Tweak(sat=1.05)
+
 #Sharpen after the resize
 Sharpen(s, 0.0)
 #
 }
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 # Created this function after reading Acmlm's capture guide here: http://acmlm.org/etc/vidfilters/snes.htm
 # I found that this can create a sharper picture, but it also requires a lot more tweaking.
 # cx = cropping px from the left side
 # cy = cropping px from the top
 # cw = width of game, used for cropping right side
 # w = final width to size to
 # s = amount to sharpen the width
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 function NEWcapture(clip c, float cx, float cy, float cw, int w, float s)
 {
 c
 # Convert to the YV24 Colorspace to minimize colorbleed
 ConvertToYV24()
 # Crop and resize the width to the native game capture size (256*224)
 # These are done in subpixel increments and can vary between game systems
 BicubicResize(260, 224,  -0.6, -0.1, cx, cy, cw, 224)
 # Sharpen the image from the resize
 Sharpen(s, 0)
-#Tweak(sat=1.05)
+# 2 pixels are left on the right and left sides (on purpose) crop them off here
 crop(2, 0, Width-4, Height)
 # Set the size to 512x448
 PointResize(Width*2, Height*2)
 # Convert back to the correct colorspace
 ConvertToYUY2()
 # Resize to the final Width
 BicubicResize(w, Height)
 }
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 # This function is for capturing 240p video (usually NES, SNES, Genesis) from a S-Video source (GV-USB2 etc..)
 # cx = cropping px from the left side
 # cy = cropping px from the top
 # cw = width of game, used for cropping right side
 # w = final width to size to
 # s = amount to sharpen horizontally
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 function captureSVID240(clip c, float cx, float cy, int cw, int w, float s)
 {
 c
 # Separate Fields, this creates 60fps video with half height
-#captureSVID240(42, 16, 640, 586, 0.3) #SNES (ALTTP)
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 # Double the Height to get back to original
 PointResize(Width, Height*2)
 # Crop and resize
 PointResize(cw, 448 , cx, cy, cw, 448)
 # Set the width
 BicubicResize(w, Height)
 # These can be adjusted to your liking, look them up on the Avisynth Wiki
 Tweak(sat=1.05)
 Sharpen(s, 0.0)
 }
 #
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 # This is the main area where you adjust things.
 # Generally I copy/paste a new function then adjust cropping for that new game.
 # These functions assume the final game height is 448px.
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 #
 # Only use this with a PEXHDCAP
 colorcorrection()
 #
 # These functions are for a PEXHDCAP
 capture(33, 8, 644, 586, 0.3) #SNES
 #capture(60, 7, 622, 586, 0.3) #DW
 #capture(30, 8, 660, 586, 0.3) #SM64
 #capture(40, 12, 640, 586, 0.3) #LoZ
 #capture(40, 8, 640, 586, 0.3) #Z2
 #
 # Use this function if you have a GV-USB2 or Dazzle
 #captureSVID240(42, 16, 640, 586, 0.3) #SNES (ALTTP)
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 #This is the advanced capture function, it will take a bunch of tweaking to get the subpixel cropping correct (240p suite recommended)
 #resized to 512x448 with these settings, adjust the width after you get the subpixel cropping perfect
 #NEWcapture(28.55, 8, 654.3, 512, 0.3) #SNES