daxab
23rd January 2002, 17:37
I tried the new AVI2SVCD mode -- great stuff -- with a .avs file. I noticed a couple things:
1. Audio didn't work at all. It extracted a 4 GB raw file, and then the encode to MP2 failed (zero length file). Source audio was 44.1 kHz stereo PCM (via Avisynth).
2. AVI2SVCD wrapped the .avs file in another .avs file. I don't know if this has anything to do with the audio failure. (It would be cleaner to copy the source .avs file into the AVI2SVCD file, and then append the new commands at the bottom, but I don't know if it's worth the effort -- probably not many people are encoding from .avs files.)
I'm betting that wrapping the .avs in a .avi file would work, since it would extract and copy the entire audio, but at a cost of disk space and encode speed.
1. Audio didn't work at all. It extracted a 4 GB raw file, and then the encode to MP2 failed (zero length file). Source audio was 44.1 kHz stereo PCM (via Avisynth).
2. AVI2SVCD wrapped the .avs file in another .avs file. I don't know if this has anything to do with the audio failure. (It would be cleaner to copy the source .avs file into the AVI2SVCD file, and then append the new commands at the bottom, but I don't know if it's worth the effort -- probably not many people are encoding from .avs files.)
I'm betting that wrapping the .avs in a .avi file would work, since it would extract and copy the entire audio, but at a cost of disk space and encode speed.