angelyote
26th February 2003, 04:00
Hi guys,
I'm trying to do an encode on the thoroughly evil Evangelion when I came across this problem.
loadplugin("c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins\mpeg2dec.dll")
mpeg2source("c:\eva2\video_ts\eva2.d2v")
blendfields()
bicubicResize(572,428)
This opens fine in virtualdub but does not open in zoomplayer, tmpgenc, vfapiconvert or mediaplayer. I get an error similar to, "Floating decimal point is divided by 0" (this is from tmpgenc).
This error occurs with LanczosResize and bilinearresize. If I comment out either the blendfields or the resize then it works fine. If I use MarcFD's bicublin resize (converting to yv12 first) all is kosher.
I made the dvd2avi with version 1.76 and I'm using the version of mpeg2dec in the plugin zip on the avisynth sourceforge page. This doesn't happen in the avisynth 2.05 resize/mpeg2dec blendfields combination.
Can someone with more source code deciphering skill look and see if this is a simple fix or if I'm doing something wrong. I really butchered my script down to the most basic functionality to try and eliminate error on my end.
Always the bearer of good tidings,
Dave
I'm trying to do an encode on the thoroughly evil Evangelion when I came across this problem.
loadplugin("c:\program files\avisynth 2.5\plugins\mpeg2dec.dll")
mpeg2source("c:\eva2\video_ts\eva2.d2v")
blendfields()
bicubicResize(572,428)
This opens fine in virtualdub but does not open in zoomplayer, tmpgenc, vfapiconvert or mediaplayer. I get an error similar to, "Floating decimal point is divided by 0" (this is from tmpgenc).
This error occurs with LanczosResize and bilinearresize. If I comment out either the blendfields or the resize then it works fine. If I use MarcFD's bicublin resize (converting to yv12 first) all is kosher.
I made the dvd2avi with version 1.76 and I'm using the version of mpeg2dec in the plugin zip on the avisynth sourceforge page. This doesn't happen in the avisynth 2.05 resize/mpeg2dec blendfields combination.
Can someone with more source code deciphering skill look and see if this is a simple fix or if I'm doing something wrong. I really butchered my script down to the most basic functionality to try and eliminate error on my end.
Always the bearer of good tidings,
Dave