Cutting videos with AviSynth

[Valdez]

I know how to trim a video with AviSynth, but can I also cut out frames from the middle of a video? Say I want to drop frames 100 to 200, can I do this in one swoop?

[stax76]

If I understand correctly you it would look like this:

Trim(0,100) + Trim(200,framecount)

[Valdez]

How easy. ;o)
Thank you very much.

[Avenger007]

If I understand correctly you it would look like this:

Trim(0,100) + Trim(200,framecount)
That would remove frames 101 to 199: http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Trim.

[Gavino]

framecount is wrong too, as frames are numbered starting from zero. Use this:
Trim(0, 99) + Trim(201, 0)
(Trim(201, 0) means include from frame 201 up to the end.)

[mikeytown2]

can I do this in one swoop?

I made a function that does what your requesting, although i will admit that i don't use it anymore.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=135423

[freebird73717]

You can also open your avs script or video in virtualdubmod (http://www.videohelp.com/tools/VirtualdubMOD) (not the newer versions of virtualdub), make your cuts using virtualdubs gui then go to tools and select script editor.
Now go to the line just after the one that load your avi file and hit enter so you have a space there.
Now with your cursor on that blank line go to the top of the script editing window and select EDIT and under that select IMPORT FRAMESET AS TRIMS
You can then save a new avs script with your included trims. This works as long as your video is supported by this older version of vdubmod.