CCE 2.66.01.07 & AviSynth 2.51 ... Still error ?

[ookzDVD]

I use this script :

LoadPlugin(mpeg2dec3.dll")
v=mpeg2source("duloc.d2v").crop(0,0,720,480).LanczosResize(352,180).AddBorders(0,30,0,30)
a=wavsource("duloc2.wav")
AudioDub(v,a)
ConvertToYUY2()


The script is playable with MPC and I viewable with VirtualDubMod.

And I use the CCE 2.66.01.07 and got this error
http://www.geocities.com/ookzdvd/doom9/cce-error.jpg

I hope someone could help me find out what's wrong.

Thank you.

PS.
Please use "Right-Click" and use "Save Target As" to get the snapshot.
Sorry for this.

[Doom9]

geocities isn't the best choice when you want to direct link ;)

[DDogg]

Maybe try doing the encode using the same script but without the audio checked. I don't have any problems but I always do the audio separately. That might help narrow it down a bit. Are you doing as E stream or P stream? I'll try a similar script here and see if the same problem crops up.

[digitalman]

I do not use the v= and a=. Leave that off the beginning off the line. I do not have a problem with using avisynth this way.

[wmansir]

This appears to be a known issue with all versions from CCE 2.66.01.01 to current. From the readme:

<< Known bug >>
1. MPEG-1 encoding may cause "bad MV detected" error.

I haven's seen a workaround for this issue, but then, I haven't been looking for one. I don't do vcd often, but they say TmpegEnc produces better output anyway.

[wmansir]

Originally posted by digitalman
I do not use the v= and a=. Leave that off the beginning off the line. I do not have a problem with using avisynth this way.

Those variables are needed for the audiodub() call.

[ookzDVD]

@wmansir,

Thank you for the confirmation, so it's CCE bug's for MPEG-1 encoding.

Since lots of people say that TMPGEnc is better the CCE in the MPEG-1
area, so I better stay with TMPGEnc.