Mit der Hilfe von HanJammer habe ich die Installation(en) unter Windows hinbekommen...
AVI-2-AVF how to,,,
Installation
The easy way (If you are Windows user and not sure what to do):
Open the Command Prompt, then:
winget install Python.Python.3.10
winget install ffmpeg
winget install Git.Git
git clone
https://github.com/HanJammer/avi2atari.git
cd avi2atari
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python avi2atari.py --test-gen --system PAL
Conversion:
Parameter Description
input Input video file path OR a directory for batch processing.
--system Target system: PAL, NTSC, or BOTH (generates two files). Default: BOTH.
--out Custom output filename (ignored in batch mode).
--loudnorm Recommended. Enables EBU R128 loudness normalization. Ensures consistent volume without distortion.
--volume Manual volume gain in dB (e.g., 10). Use only if loudnorm is disabled. Default: 12.0.
--saturation Color saturation boost. 1.0 is original. Try 1.3 - 1.5 for vivid colors.
--contrast Contrast adjustment. 1.0 is default.
--no-header Disables the 8KB blank header. Warning: This is test/debug option! Only use this if you know exactly how your loader works.
Most players (like movplay) require the header for synchronization.
--test-gen Generates a test_tone.mp4 file and converts it. Useful for debugging audio issues and tuning contrast/saturation.
-h (have no clue)
conversion example:
C:\avi2atari\python avi2atari.py 4non.mp4 --loudnorm --saturation 1.3
This generates two AVF files, one for PAL and one for NTSC (output has the same filename as input).
Habe nunmehr auch schon zwei Videos erfolgreich nach AVF konvertiert und im AtariAge Forum hochgeladen.