whats with the text on my encoded vids?

[bigjohn]

I wish I could figure out how to include a picture - i took a screen shot of tmpgenc encoding... there is text in the picture detailing the frame size, etc. it's bizzare!

Help! what am I doing wrong?

John

[r6d2]

Chances are you have an Info command on the AVS script, but cannot tell without looking. Please :script:

[bigjohn]

I'm not editing the scripts... DVD2SVCD is..

[Venom_IL]

are you using FACAR or AutoFitCD ?

if so, read the readme that comes with them, you have to use the right resizer in the frameserver tab

[r6d2]

Originally posted by bigjohn
I'm not editing the scripts... DVD2SVCD is..
And for the purpose of helping you better, then again, may you :script:?

(or just for the sake of abiding to rule 16.) :)

[bigjohn]

Originally posted by r6d2
And for the purpose of helping you better, then again, may you :script:?

(or just for the sake of abiding to rule 16.) :)
DOH!

let me find it. What might it be called??

[bigjohn]

Originally posted by Venom_IL
are you using FACAR or AutoFitCD ?

if so, read the readme that comes with them, you have to use the right resizer in the frameserver tab

AutofitCD.. thats what I'm using. The instructions just said to select it as the resizer.

John

[Venom_IL]

from here

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44445


3. Usage
--------

Start DVD2SVCD, go to the Frameserver tab and select "AutoFitCD
Detect Borders" from the Avisynth Setup dropdown. Now go to the
Conversion tab, load the AVI/IFO/DVD and click "Go! - Preview
video". There will be lines indicating where AutoFitCD detected
black borders. Click "New Frame" until the motion area is
properly detected. If it is an overall very dark movie and the
motion area is not being well detected, lower the Borders
Threshold value at the bottom of the preview window (0-255,
default is 25).

Now click the "AutoFitCD >>" button in the preview window and
FitCD will be launched with all the correct settings (motion
area and borders detected during the preview, source and target
aspect ratio etc.). The preview window will automatically
update to reflect the optimized cropping and resizing
calculated by FitCD.

Note that there are two modes of operation. If your screen
resolution is lower than 1024x768, FitCD will run in a separate
window ("Standalone"). The only settings we are interested in
are the ones in the lower "MPEG Resizing" and "AviSynth Script"
area. If your screen resolution is 1024x768 or higher, FitCD
will be run in "Plugin" mode, meaning that the controls in the
above mentioned area will appear in the DVD2SVCD preview window
below the video preview, making it much more convenient to work
with the preview and FitCD controls. You can force either
Plugin or Standalone mode by editing the "Plugin" value in the
[FitCD] section of AutoFitCD.ini. 0 means Standalone, 1 means
Plugin and -1 is automatic depending on screen resolution (the
default).

You can now change settings in FitCD and the preview will
automatically update accordingly (note that the destination
resolution combo box in FitCD will be disabled unless you
switch the DVD2SVCD level to 'Advanced' on the Misc. tab). The
"Save custom AVS" (Standalone)/"Edit AviSynth Script" (Plugin)
button need only be used if you want to save a manually edited
AVISynth script, all other changes in the GUI are automatically
transferred to DVD2SVCD (for instance, try modifying the TV
overscan setting and watch the video preview). Note that if you
change some setting in the FitCD GUI, any manual modifications
you made to the AVISynth script will be lost.

If you are satisfied with the results, close the preview window
and start your encode (Go - Rip and convert/Start conversion).

Note that on the Frameserver Tab, the selected setup is now
"FitCD", which is the (relevant parts of) the AVISynth script
generated by FitCD. Note that this setup cannot be used for any
other movie but the one you have currently loaded, make sure to
start over with "AutoFitCD Detect Borders" for every new movie.

Good luck, next time please check he appropriate thread for any program you use and try the search function :)

[r6d2]

Originally posted by bigjohn
DOH!

let me find it. What might it be called??
The AviSynth script file is called "AviSynth_Script_file.AVS" and is located in the Video folder (if you used standard folders).