Nero Recode and AviSynth

[gruntster]

I’ve just upgraded to Nero 7 Premium and now Nero Recode refuses to import AviSynth scripts. Has anyone else encountered this problem?

AviSynth version is 2.56a and Nero Recode is 2.3.2.0.

I use the “Record DVDs and Videos to Nero Digital” Recode option, click the “Import Files” button and then select my AVS file. The “Add Title” button becomes enabled and I can preview the video but clicking the “Add Title” button does nothing. VOB files work fine. AVS scripts play fine in Windows Media Player.

Sample AVS script:
MPEG2Source("D:\DVD Dump\VTS_08_1.d2v")
Crop(2,70,-2,-70)
BicubicResize(688,288,0,0.5)

Interestingly, if I uninstall Nero (through Add/Remove programs or using Nero’s Clean Tool) and then reinstall it, Recode will import AviSynth scripts but stops again once I’ve rebooted my PC.

Any ideas?

[arfster]

Usually when this happens a reboot cures it for me. Same Nero version as you, although i have the MT compatible version of Avisynth.

[shon3i]

Aslo try newer versons of nero.

[DarkZell666]

Personally, the first time I import a script it works fine.
The 2nd and next scripts won't import, and I need to restart Recode (not the computer) for the import to work again.

[gruntster]

Thank you all for your reply.

I did a few more tests this morning and it seems that after reinstalling Nero, only the very first AVS import works. Closing and reopening Recode has no effect, i.e. AVS scripts never work again. It's reproducible every time.

So that got me thinking that the problem must be related to user preferences and I've now discovered a workaround. It's related to Recode defaulting to the same folder that was used for the last import.

Deleting the following registry key after every import fixes the problem:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ahead\Recode\Preferences\ImportTitlesFolder

It's still annoying but better than reinstalling Nero all the time.

[sjchmura]

Has anyone got an AVISynth scipt to work where we dub the audio and video.,..

video=DGdecode (HDTV.transport.stream.d2v, info=3)
audio=(nicAudioAC3(HDTV.transport.stream.ac3,6).delay(-0.000)
audiodub(video,audio)

Anyway I can NEVER get this to load correctly. Having to encode the audio separately is a pain in the ass :)