Problem with MeGui 0.3.5.0!!!

[Blaze_Heatnix]

Everytime I encoded with MeGui's previous version, all of my encodes came out fine. Now, I am using the newest version (0.3.5.0) and the encodes come out terribly. The 640x480 resolution comes out at something like 240x480 or something and the video is super sped up.

I would REALLY appreciate any and all help please.

Oh and I am using this AVIsynth script.

avisource("video.avi")
AssumeTFF.SeparateFields
lanczosresize(640,480)
assumefps(59.899)
trim(7930,0)
ConvertToYV12()

[nurbs]

The newest MeGUI version is 0.3.5.26
Hard to tell if your avisynth script is correct without having a sample or at least a mediainfo of the source video, but some things in there just look wrong, for instance resizing after separating the fields and CornvertToYV12 without telling it the video is interlaced.

[Blaze_Heatnix]

The newest MeGUI version is 0.3.5.26
Hard to tell if your avisynth script is correct without having a sample or at least a mediainfo of the source video, but some things in there just look wrong, for instance resizing after separating the fields and CornvertToYV12 without telling it the video is interlaced.

Well, MeGui added ConverttoYV12 by itself. And I resized it like that because I wanted it to be the original resolution of the captured AVI, 640x480 but at double framerate. I'll try to uninstall what I have and install a fresh MeGui to see if that does anything.

[Inspector.Gadget]

And I resized it like that because I wanted it to be the original resolution of the captured AVI, 640x480 but at double framerate.

Unless your source is 60 fields per second and you're actually bobbing to 60 frames per second, this is a tremendous waste of your time and you're doing it incorrectly to boot. MeGUI is not the problem here.

[Blaze_Heatnix]

Unless your source is 60 fields per second and you're actually bobbing to 60 frames per second, this is a tremendous waste of your time and you're doing it incorrectly to boot. MeGUI is not the problem here.

Yes my source is 60 fields per second. I know of no other way to do this unless I use the really slow MVbob, obviously I wouldn't do that. And the problem IS MeGui. Like I said, It wasn't doing it with version 0.3.4.0

Oh and reinstalling didn't help. Why don't you take an interlaced AVI and use that script I gave as an example? Or maybe there is a workaround for assumetff.separatefields or something.

[Blaze_Heatnix]

I figured out that MeGui was doing that because of assumetff.separatefields.
I guess it's time for me to learn how to deinterlace properly then. I guess it would be better to get 60 frames out of interlaced video properly while attempting to keep it's original quality. Sorry for the confusion, I am not good at explanations :(