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PiPPoNe92
25th September 2009, 20:15
Hello! I have another problem (like than previous post):
There is a way to resize video with DGindex?
neuron2
25th September 2009, 20:20
You resize in your Avisynth script.
PiPPoNe92
26th September 2009, 14:53
yes, done, but don't go...

Batch:
DGIndex.exe -HIDE -OM=2 -TN=1 -AIF=[G:\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB] -OFd=[movie] -AT=[Resize.avs] -exit

Avs (Resize.avs)
MPEG2Source("movie.d2v")
Spline36Resize(544,304)
neuron2
26th September 2009, 14:58
Do you have a question?

You've specified a template on the CLI line but the specified file is not a template.

The template version would be:

MPEG2Source("__vid__")
Spline36Resize(544,304)

Remember that the AVS will be automatically generated only if it is not already present.
PiPPoNe92
26th September 2009, 15:11
ok, I done. But in m2v video resize don't go! The final m2v is identical to original vob.
neuron2
26th September 2009, 15:20
Load the AVS script into VirtualDub and check the frame size with File/File information. If it is not OK, then you messed up the script. If it is OK, then you have resized it back when making the M2V. How did you make the M2V? If you had DVD compliance enabled in the encoder then the encoder will resize it back.
PiPPoNe92
26th September 2009, 15:34
in virtualdub don't work: "avisynth open failure: script error: invalid arguments to function "Spline36Resize"

I use DGIndex for muxing

My AVS Script:

Spline36Resize(544,304)
neuron2
26th September 2009, 15:41
Post your full script.

DGIndex does not do muxing. What are you talking about?
PiPPoNe92
26th September 2009, 15:42
the script is all.

Spline36Resize(544,304)
neuron2
26th September 2009, 15:45
There is no source filter. You know, that MPEG2Source() thingie.

Read the Quick Start Guide again and do what it says!

Are you trolling me, because if you are I'll rip you a new one.
PiPPoNe92
26th September 2009, 15:49
can you write dgindex command line?
neuron2
26th September 2009, 15:54
I'm going to stop responding as you are either a troll or you fall well short of the minimum competence level required to work with these tools, and my time is better spent elsewhere. Hey, at least I tried to help you. :)
PiPPoNe92
26th September 2009, 17:05
You can learn only if the someone help you to learn....
rack04
26th September 2009, 17:13
You can learn only if the someone help you to learn....

You are not asking for help, you are asking for us to do it for you. BTW, which version of avisynth do you have installed?
stax76
26th September 2009, 18:03
@PiPPoNe92

Doesn't make sense to baby step complete newbies through advanced tasks like scripting, do you remember forum rule 1?