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azurenights
21st February 2002, 10:39
hi I was wondering why I can't load my avs file in cce 2.5?? everytime I do it, it says error and the program quits. I am running windows 2k does everyone know what the problem is?? I added sound to my avs script

thanks

da franksta
21st February 2002, 10:47
can you load the avs in media player?

azurenights
22nd February 2002, 06:30
Yes I am able to load avs files in windows media player and virtual dub, but for some strange reason I can't get it to load into cinema craft encoder 2.5

segv
22nd February 2002, 13:14
Try adding:

resampleaudio(44100)

to the end of the script

Regards
segv

azurenights
22nd February 2002, 16:15
thanks for the tip segv but it still doesn't work. has anyone else had a similar problem like me at all??? thanks

raistlin
3rd March 2002, 12:27
i can't load avs into cce also. and my wmp doesn't play the avs also but vdub does play it fine. anyone has a clue whats wrong?

Trahald
3rd March 2002, 21:20
make sure you have the newest avisynth (i have 1.05 which i think is the newest) and have installed it correctly

you should get either your intended video or red text in windows media player. if you dont get video or red text (in the video area of windows media player) then avisynth is not installed right. if you get red text.. please post your .avs file and what the red text says

disturbed1
5th March 2002, 23:32
on my 2kpro system, CCE won't load avs's directly either. I load the avi in, save as an ecl, then edit the ecl with notepad for the correct frame size and file name.

Then load the ecl, and all works.

baywood
11th March 2002, 04:26
Thanks disturbed1

2 - WME systems, 1 has always worked (avisynth version not an issue) but with this fresh system CCE will only accept an .avs via an .ecl. Since the other system was busy I used VFAPIconv to create an avi. Opened the .avi in CCE and hit save to create an .ecl. Edited the essentials in notepad - changed width=720 to 480 (rather interesting results if you don't) and, near the bottom, foo.avi to foo.avs. Opened the .ecl in CCE and I was in business.

DDogg
11th March 2002, 05:37
yep, that is how we used to have to do it before we found the resample trick, er, not to be too obvious but everybody with a problem IS deselecting audio in CCE, right?

disturbed1
11th March 2002, 16:17
Funny how this is needed to encode a script using mpeg2dec without audio.

Thanks DDoug:D

BTW, audio was unchecked, using multipass as default template. It wouldn't even load, just drag 'n' crash.

baywood
11th March 2002, 21:45
SOAB. I've been using CCE for 4-5 months, never used that line, never had a problem. I set CCE up on a new machine and I need that line, pretty wierd.

It seems one of the references I saw regarding resampleaudio(44100) said AMD machines needed it. The box that doesn't need it is a KT7 Duron, the one that does is a GX1 P3.

I was wondering about Avisynth or mpeg2dec versions but the old system has been updated to the latest versions and still works without resampleaudio(44100).

Is it a software or hardware issue?

redfox455
16th March 2002, 15:51
I'm having the same problem as the first post were cce will just quit as soon as I load a avs script. I'm using Win2k and cce 2.50

This is what my script looks like...

LoadPlugin("C:\Documents and Settings\lee\Desktop\flash\MPEG2DEC.dll")
AviSource("C:\Documents and Settings\lee\Desktop\full metalpanic\raw\avi\metal01.avi")
BilinearResize(688,542,0,4,640,472)
#TemporalSmoother(2,2)
AddBorders(16,17,16,17)
#Trim(0,32297).FadeOut(150)
#ResampleAudio(44100) # CCE 2.5 'crashfix' for Athlons
## If you want this 'fix' permanently, edit the INI-file:
## Under [AVSscript] set the CCEcrashfix-option to
## CCEcrashfix=1

The script will play in media player but cce just crashes stright after I try adding the script.

Any help would make me very happy:)

disturbed1
16th March 2002, 20:39
#ResampleAudio(44100) # CCE 2.5 'crashfix' for Athlons

after FitCD generates the script, remove the # sign's and the comment so that the line appears as below

ResampleAudio(44100)

Anything with a # before it is not used. It's only a comment to let you know what the line does. You can also set FitCD to always use the above line.