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Socio
8th January 2005, 20:28
I am trying to figure out what is causing an error with one of my Avisynth scripts using DVD-RB. The M2V files just display a black background with red blurred text which I know is an Avisynth error.

The problem is the same script works in other programs just not in DVD-RB. In the past I have been able to easily diagnosis the problem using the other programs this time DVD-RB is the only one having the problem.

Is there a way to diagnosis an Avisynth problem in DVD-RB that only affects DVD-RB? Perhaps there is a way to make the error text legible during playback of a M2V?

Thanks for any help

jptheripper
8th January 2005, 20:31
open an avs with windows media palyer to read the text, then fix the problem

Socio
8th January 2005, 20:37
That almost works, the text displays for a second then media player crashes.

Rockas
8th January 2005, 21:02
Uninstall Avisynth... and re-install :D

Socio
8th January 2005, 21:56
Originally posted by Rockas
Uninstall Avisynth... and re-install :D

That did not work either;

Does not make any sense, I can run same script in Zomplayer realtime but real slow and get no errors, I can also run it in Vdub with no problems but not in DVD-RB and the avs will crash Mediaplayer, and do it to fast to read text even to fast to print screen.

I guess my only alternative is to get something like fraps to record the desktop and play back mediaplayer crashing in slowmo to read the text.

wmansir
8th January 2005, 22:01
Open Ecl/CCE then load up Item.ecl in your D2VAVS working directory.

Right click on the job window and click edit.

Click on the "Settings" button next to the file name in the window that opens up.

Double click on the filename in the window that opens up. This should open a preview of the video as CCE sees it.

jdobbs
8th January 2005, 23:21
Originally posted by Socio
That almost works, the text displays for a second then media player crashes. Post the contents of the .AVS file.