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mahsah
19th August 2006, 03:49
My avisynth script is as follows:

LoadPlugin("C:\VSFilter.dll")
v1= DirectShowSource ("varibleframeratefile.mkv",fps=29.97,convertfps=true, audio=false)
video= v1.VobSub("subtitle.sub")
Audio= WavSource ("Track3.wav")
AudioDub(video, audio)

All filenames are correct. What is wrong?

ilovejedd
19th August 2006, 05:42
What specific error message is it giving you? And are you sure the filenames are correct? Specifically varibleframeratefile.mkv?

mahsah
19th August 2006, 19:29
Yes, all the filenames are correct. I just changed the filename for the posting. Everything is in the same dir.

iNFO-DVD
19th August 2006, 20:09
So what IS the actual problem? You haven't told us.....

ilovejedd
19th August 2006, 20:21
Yeah, you never gave us the specific error. When you try to play the file and it's a script error it should tell you something like
Script error: ...
(<path>\script.avs, line x, column y)

Or is it something else, like did your player crash, etc?

mahsah
19th August 2006, 20:33
Well, there IS no error shown. The subtitles just don't show up.

What I have done is downloaded the textsub filter for virtualdub, and fed it through virtualdubs frameserver, and that seems to work.

ilovejedd
19th August 2006, 20:58
The subtitles are in .sub/idx format, right? It should work... Maybe you can try this script
LoadPlugin("C:\VSFilter.dll")
video = DirectShowSource("varibleframeratefile.mkv",fps=29.97,convertfps=true,audio=false).VobSub("subtitle.sub")
audio = WavSource("Track3.wav")
AudioDub(video,audio)

Try copying VSFilter.dll to your AviSynth plugins directory. What version of AviSynth are you using, by the way?