Congo
6th March 2002, 14:00
this is taken from the new CCE guide (http://www.doom9.org/mpg/cce-advanced.htm) that was just posted on this site:
If you have CCE 2.50 you can use Avisynth instead which is a bit more complicated, but also much faster. Start up notepad and paste the following lines into it. Then replace the path of mpeg2dec.dll with the actual path of the file on your system and do the same for the mpeg2source command. The last line is used to trick CCE into believing that the input file has an audio track. Otherwise CCE would crash when being run on an AMD processor.
LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\mpeg2dec.dll")
mpeg2source("D:\rmd\rmd.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)
Then save the file as movie.avs and make sure you set the filetype to All (*.*) before saving or you'll get a file called movie.avs.txt which Windows may show as movie.avs because it's not showing the extensions.
Step 3: CCE
Start up CCE, right click in the main white area and select add, then load your VFAPI AVI or .avs script. In case of AVS you have to set the filetype to All (*.*) or the .avs file won't show up.
the problem is when i get to step 3 and try to load my *.AVS file (in my case "sneakers.avs") CCE will not recognise it as a valid file.. ..is there a parameter i need to check for CCE to recognise *.AVS files or am i getting the scripting wrong.. ..its not a big script and i checked it to see if the files it points to exist and they do..
..anyone have any ideas??
..oh, BTW the VFAPI method works fine, but i was hoping to make the encoding go faster..
If you have CCE 2.50 you can use Avisynth instead which is a bit more complicated, but also much faster. Start up notepad and paste the following lines into it. Then replace the path of mpeg2dec.dll with the actual path of the file on your system and do the same for the mpeg2source command. The last line is used to trick CCE into believing that the input file has an audio track. Otherwise CCE would crash when being run on an AMD processor.
LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\GORDIA~1\mpeg2dec.dll")
mpeg2source("D:\rmd\rmd.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)
Then save the file as movie.avs and make sure you set the filetype to All (*.*) before saving or you'll get a file called movie.avs.txt which Windows may show as movie.avs because it's not showing the extensions.
Step 3: CCE
Start up CCE, right click in the main white area and select add, then load your VFAPI AVI or .avs script. In case of AVS you have to set the filetype to All (*.*) or the .avs file won't show up.
the problem is when i get to step 3 and try to load my *.AVS file (in my case "sneakers.avs") CCE will not recognise it as a valid file.. ..is there a parameter i need to check for CCE to recognise *.AVS files or am i getting the scripting wrong.. ..its not a big script and i checked it to see if the files it points to exist and they do..
..anyone have any ideas??
..oh, BTW the VFAPI method works fine, but i was hoping to make the encoding go faster..