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Scoobydeux
17th December 2002, 14:45
I am new to AVISynth, I have used primarily VFAPI up to now. I am trying to get AVIsynth 2.07 to work, and have had some problems...

I cannot get a simple "AviSource("G:\test.avi")" script to frameserve, it says "unable to decompress frame 1" when I try it in MPlayer. I also cannot get "MPEG2DEC.dll" to work, I load it, then when I select the source I get the error "Unrecognized Exception in Line 2".

I HAVE been able to create a file using:

blankclip(345600,720,480)
ResampleAudio(44100)

To give me a 4-hour blank clip, but for frameserving it is a no go. I have checked all the old AVISynth versions are gone, I have re-run the installation, I have turned off VDub, what else can I do to make AVISynth frameserve?

Frustrated noob @ avisynth...

Scoobydeux

symonjfox
18th December 2002, 14:39
I had the same problem!!

The only one solution for me it's to UNINSTALL this version and come back to 2.06 waiting for bug fixes :(

Wilbert
19th December 2002, 10:40
I cannot get a simple "AviSource("G:\test.avi")" script to frameserve, it says "unable to decompress frame 1" when I try it in MPlayer.
Can you open this avi in WMP, how did you make it (what codec)?

I also cannot get "MPEG2DEC.dll" to work, I load it, then when I select the source I get the error "Unrecognized Exception in Line 2".
Are you using dvd2avi 1.76? If you are using 1.77.something change it to the older version 1.76.

I HAVE been able to create a file using:

blankclip(345600,720,480)
ResampleAudio(44100)
Ok, good. AviSynth is installed properly.

Scoobydeux
19th December 2002, 12:40
Thanks for your reply! I appreciate your help......

I tried several AVI's from various sources (none that I created, I guess I could try that to make sure a stable codec is used) but they ALL played correctly in WMP prior to my trying them with avisynth.

You are CORRECT, I was using DVD2AVI 1.77.3. I'll go dig up my older version and reinstall that....

Scoobydeux

Wilbert
19th December 2002, 13:12
Could you open the avi and look at the "file information" to see what codec is used.

Scoobydeux
19th December 2002, 13:16
The first one was listed as:

Indeo® video 5.10 Decompression Filter

Wilbert
19th December 2002, 13:27
I added this to the buglist in sourceforge. What you can do is convert them to Huffyuv in VirtualDub and frameserve using AviSynth with the huffyuv-avi.

Scoobydeux
21st December 2002, 15:20
Reverting to 1.76 fixed the problems.... I also converted those other avi's with v-dub, and they worked.... I guess I had 2 different problems altogether.

Thanks for the help! Works like a champ now.:p

madman80
22nd December 2002, 15:07
try with AiSource("G:\test.avi", false)
You won't make a search into de video but you can encode from the beginning to the end.