Tmpgenc + avisynth

[Mr_AiRbAlL]

Hi!

I have some problems with avisynth 1.05 and TMPGEnc-2.01.30.116 on Win2k. When i try to load a avs file, i get the error "File *.avs can not open, or unsupported".

When i use the avisynch.dll 0.3 tmpgenc can open the avs file, but this version has no support for AssumeFPS so i cant use it.

Direct Show Multimedia File Reader is disabled.

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[TactX]

Try installing HuffYuv or add "ConvertToRGB" to your script.

[Mr_AiRbAlL]

didnt work :(

my avs script:


Video=AVISource("d:\tmp\movie.avi").AssumeFPS(25)
Audio=WavSource("d:\tmp\movie.25.wav")
AudioDub(Video,Audio)
ConvertToRGB


Also tesed without ConvertToRGB...

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[TactX]

Then try to increase "AVI VFW compatibility reader"-priority to -1 or 0.

[Mr_AiRbAlL]

nope :(

i have reinstalled win2k but it wont work. After the first start of tmpgenc it runs for 5 secs, now i get the same error ...

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[FreQi]

I started using virtual dub filters in avisynth, which means I had to use ConvertToRGB, but then I couldn't open the script in tmpgenc. After ending the script with ConvertToYUY2 everything worked fine.


AVISource("e:\file1.avi")+AVISource("e:\file2.avi")
Trim(59975,78732)++Trim(83709,98268)++Trim(104359,115177)
Crop(0,2,352,238)
BicubicResize(352,240)
Amplify(1.8)
ConvertToRGB
SmrtSmooth(3,20)
ConvertToYUY2

function SmrtSmooth(clip clip, int diameter, int threshold)
{ LoadVirtualdubPlugin("c:\program files\nandub\plugins\Smooth.vdf", "SmartSmootherFilter", 1)
return clip.SmartSmootherFilter(diameter, threshold, 0)
}

[Mr_AiRbAlL]

nope...

Installation:

1. Installed kscodecsv433.zip
2. Installed avisynth.dll in /WINNT/SYSTEM32
3. EXEC install.reg
4. Installed TMPGEnc-2.02.31.119.zip and TMPGEnc-2.01.30.116-vfp.zip in the same folder
5. EXEC TMPGEncVFP_Install.bat
6. Disabled DirectShow Multimedia File Reader in TMPGEnc

...and it will not work with TMPGEnc

Virtualdub and Windows Media Player plays the *.avs without problems...

Win2k + SP2 + DirectX8.1

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[dinesh]

Check out this AVISynth page

http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~benrg/avisynth-apps.html

Under TMPGEnc, you will find a AVS Import filter (DLL with Source Code). Install it. It solved my problem .