VCD Frameserving Problems

[bobspliff]

I'm tring to convert a VCD to mpeg2 so i can put it on a dvd. I have a m1v file that was de muxed from the orginal mpg file. The script i'm trying at the moment is :

DirectShowSource(d:\simpsonsdvdr\1\Fixed.m1v).BilinearResize(720,576)
AddAudio()

when i try to import this in to CCE i just get the error

Frame size 792x56 is not supported. Spported frame size is up to 720x576

Any ideas
Cheers
Bob

[Ácaro]

Originally posted by bobspliff
I'm tring to convert a VCD to mpeg2 so i can put it on a dvd. I have a m1v file that was demuxed from the orginal mpg file.

Why demuxing in first place? There is no need for that.


The script i'm trying at the moment is :
DirectShowSource(d:\simpsonsdvdr\1\Fixed.m1v).BilinearResize(720,576)
AddAudio()
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And what about aspect ratio? What is the original aspect ratio?
If you resize like that, for sure, all will be stretch out.

Have you tried your *.avs with virtualdub and see the results?
It's a good test.

Regards,

[Wilbert]

when i try to import this in to CCE i just get the error

Frame size 792x56 is not supported. Spported frame size is up to 720x576
I assume you are using 2.50 or 2.66?

Hmm,

1) What happens if you open this script in VirtualDub (or wmp6.4)?

2) What happens if you open the script containing the line

version

in CCE?

3) Can you empty your plugin folder of AviSynth and try everything again?

[sh0dan]

You are missing quotes around the filename.

ALWAYS test the script in vdub.

Read Troubleshooting (http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=Troubleshooting)

[bobspliff]

Cheers for the replys, in the end it was just the ""'s that i had missed out. Typical. Right now to improve image quality
Cheers
Bob