Fade sound video separately?

[squadjot]

DirectShowSource("myfile.wmv")
Trim(24875,25375,false)
FadeIn(15)
FadeOut(15)

So far this works..but not quite what i want.

I want the video to fade out before the sound.. and give the sound have a longer fade.. In the end i want the sound to continue, just a sec or two after the video did fade to black.

VIDEO: _.----------.____
AUDIO: _.--------------._

How to do that? =)

[Gavino]

Replace FadeOut(15) by

AudioDub(FadeOut(15), FadeOut(n))

where n is the no of frames corresponding to the audio fade time (n< 15).

[squadjot]

Hmm..thank's but not what i want.

1. Lets say i have 500 frames of video and sound
2. I want to fade the video to black at frame 350 , and at frame 375 its all black..
3. The sound starts fading out at 400, and is completely faded at frame 500

[stickboy]

Use a combination of Trim, FadeOut, and AudioDub.

[squadjot]

:/ .. i can't figure out how.. damn!

What if i had a video containing only black with no sound.. could i make a transition to that..and then fade sound a couple of seconds after?

[JohannesL]

Hmm..thank's but not what i want.

1. Lets say i have 500 frames of video and sound
2. I want to fade the video to black at frame 350 , and at frame 375 its all black..
3. The sound starts fading out at 400, and is completely faded at frame 500
org = AVISource("500Frames.avi")
trm = org.Trim(0,375).FadeOut(25) ++ org.BlankClip(125)
AudioDub(trm,org.FadeOut(100))

[squadjot]

Thanks alot guys, especially JohannesL for forming out the script for me.

I didn't try much off the OOP approach of the scripting..but cool..this will be a good way to start..

THANKS!

[squadjot]

Oke, i now implented it in my project nad it works, just like i wanted

org = DirectShowSource("movfil.wmv")
clip = org.Trim(24875,25375,false)
trm = clip.Trim(0,375).FadeOut(25) ++ org.BlankClip(125)
AudioDub(trm,clip.FadeOut(100))

I'm still quite unclear about how AudioDub works tho...

[squadjot]

Hmm.. after looking a bit, i guess it's simple?
AudioDub(VideoSource,AudioSource) ?

[JohannesL]

Correct. For information about every built-in AviSynth function, please refer to the MediaWiki.
http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/AudioDub