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v1rtu0s1ty
23rd February 2007, 18:29
I have read the troubleshooting page and still no joy playing version.avs. Could the cause of the issue be related to the version of my Windows Medial Player which is 10.00.00.4036?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Selur
23rd February 2007, 18:32
Can you open the file in Virtual Dub?
May be you lack a decoder for raw video ?(installing ffdshow and activating raw video support in it might help)
ilovejedd
23rd February 2007, 18:36
Hmm, there should still be a Windows Media Player 6.4 in the deepest, darkest recesses of your computer (actually, just C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\mplayer2.exe). Open your AviSynth script using that.
v1rtu0s1ty
23rd February 2007, 18:40
Hmm, there should still be a Windows Media Player 6.4 in the deepest, darkest recesses of your computer (actually, just C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\mplayer2.exe). Open your AviSynth script using that.

BAM! You are the best. It worked. I need to go back to the tutorials. :D

Quick question though, can avisynth be used for .ts format?
Guest
23rd February 2007, 19:01
Quick question though, can avisynth be used for .ts format? You are confused about what Avisynth does.

You need a source filter that can read .ts. You may use DGMPGDec for that purpose. Please read the help files before starting to ask a bunch of questions about it.
ilovejedd
23rd February 2007, 19:34
If you have a .TS splitter installed (such as Haali Media Splitter), then yes using DirectShowSource(). Keep in mind that DirectShowSource() doesn't play nice with high definition video.

>>Hmm, I'm not sure if the latest version of DGMPGDec includes .TS support. Try reading through the DGIndex forums to check. If it does, then you don't need the splitter and you can just open it via the functions in DGMPGDec.<<

LoL, neuron2 beat me on that one. Never really dealt with .TS streams as the output I get from WatchHDTV with my ATI HDTV Wonder is .dvr-ms so I didn't know if DGIndex would do it or not. :p

P.S. Can you do strikethroughs and if yes, what's the code? Thanks!
Selur
23rd February 2007, 19:46
DGMPGDec does support ts with mpeg2 in it,... and reading http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=122599 there's a good chance ts with h264 are not so far away ;)