AVI2SVCD - Vdub Frameserving.

[buba king]

I’ve been using AVI2SVCD 1.08 (I think) to make SVCD’s out of DivX files by preprocessing them in virtual dub (adding letterboxing and serving uncompressed audio/video etc.) for some time…(work(s/ed) great!)

But in AVI2SVCD 1.09 I can’t get this to work. I’ve tried reinstalling the frame client handlers + proxyon.reg/proxyoff.reg. The signpost file opens just fine in another virtual dub window. But AVI2SVCD wont accept the signpost file (it doesn’t matter if its *.vdf or *.avi)

I’m not blaming this entirely on AVI2SVCD 1.09 it might have something to do with that I just started using Virtual Dub 1.4.9 or maybe I’m just to stupid to figure out how to configure the frame server correctly… Is this maybe a limitation in the new .avi reader routine? Do I have to go back to an older version? If so witch one?

Any help would be greatly appreciated …Thanks!

[DDogg]

So, why are you using vdub? Is it just for resizing? If so, you might consider avs with a vfapi wrapper. I know that will work. See the post below about multiple avi's.

[buba king]

yes that works... but without the audio... and most movies are useless without audio :P

[DDogg]

"... but without the audio... "

???, audio works fine with this method, what am I missing?

[buba king]

This might be me doing somehing wrong.. but if i use Avi Synth with;

avisource("film.avi")

There is no audio when i open the avs in bsplayer/MS WiMP.

When i add the avs in VFAPI the "include audio" option is grayed out.

I'm using AviSynth v.1.0 beta 5

[DDogg]

To the best of my knowledge that would be what would happen if you used DirectShowSource, but not avisource. You should get sound with avisource. I double checked on three machines.