1loser
19th May 2002, 08:41
I read this over and over and I'm still not sure what the form should be for segmenting. I have two files I want to feed into CCE.
Space.Jam.00.avi
Space.Jam.01.avi
I have the avs file in the same directory as the avi files.
SegmentedAVISource("Space.Jam.avi") #Didn't work
SegmentedAVISource("Space.Jam.00.avi", "Space.Jam.01.avi") #Didn't work
Should the above work? Does the base file-name include the avi extension? How many ways can it be written?
SegmentedAVISource
SegmentedAVISource("base-filename"[,...]) #I have no idea what form this is.
The SegmentedAVISource filter automatically loads up to 100 avi files per argument (using AVISource) and splices them together (using UnalignedSplice). If "d:\filename.ext" is passed as an argument, the files d:\filename.00.ext, d:\filename.01.ext and so on through d:\filename.99.ext will be loaded. Any files in this sequence that don't exist will be skipped.
I found the entire avisynth document very confusing. The examples where not specific enough for me to understand
Space.Jam.00.avi
Space.Jam.01.avi
I have the avs file in the same directory as the avi files.
SegmentedAVISource("Space.Jam.avi") #Didn't work
SegmentedAVISource("Space.Jam.00.avi", "Space.Jam.01.avi") #Didn't work
Should the above work? Does the base file-name include the avi extension? How many ways can it be written?
SegmentedAVISource
SegmentedAVISource("base-filename"[,...]) #I have no idea what form this is.
The SegmentedAVISource filter automatically loads up to 100 avi files per argument (using AVISource) and splices them together (using UnalignedSplice). If "d:\filename.ext" is passed as an argument, the files d:\filename.00.ext, d:\filename.01.ext and so on through d:\filename.99.ext will be loaded. Any files in this sequence that don't exist will be skipped.
I found the entire avisynth document very confusing. The examples where not specific enough for me to understand