TV Rip XviD, want to let the beginning and end to fade..How/possible?

[Hicky]

I have this TV rip of a concert, I recorded it with my HDD DVD recorder, transferred it to a DVD disc, and finally converted it to XviD with AGK.
But shit...I started the recorder a couple of seconds too late, and didnt stopped it when the concert ended....
I thought, maybe it was possible to fade both audio and video in at the beginning, and vice versa at the end..

Is this possible in any way..

Thanks for looking...

If this thread is posted in the wrong section, I appologize, and pls move it to the proper one..

[Teegedeck]

You're welcome; I'm gonna move it to the AviSynth Usage subforum.

And this, I think, is what you need for fading the video:
http://www.avisynth.org/Fade

[Hicky]

Thanks for your answer...
Hehe, exactly what I expected and feared..AVISYNTH....
I'm a totally noob when it comes to this application...
I'll guess I have to add some command to a x.avs file in AGK, but I dont have a clue what and which...

Any help apreciated...

[IanB]

Customise the numbers in this piece of script to do what is required.Trim(123, 34567) # Pick starting frame and count of frames
FadeIn(25) # Duration of begining fade
FadeOut(42) # Duration of ending fade

[krieger2005]

You just must add "FadeIO(<frames>)" at the end of the script, where <frames> the number of frames is, which you want to fade-in/out. This fadein both, audio and video BUT: I think AGK (i never used it, i used only GK) demux the audio from the video. So you have to fade-in/out the audio by yourself with an audio-editor before it will be remuxed with the resulted avi.

[unskinnyboy]

You can't modify your .avs in AGK, mind you. You will have to use GK for it (edit the avs before saving & encoding) or use VirtualDubMoD or MeGUI or...

Just thought I will put this point in since you mentioned wanting to add some lines to your .avs in AGK.