@ hakko504 : is possible preview with audio too?

[jorel]

hi hakko504
:)

well the title is the question:o

this will be easy to select
the exact point in musicals!

thanks in advance.

[hakko504]

No, I don't think so. Can't remember I've seen any options that wuold enable such things, and it sure is quiet every time I use the preview function.
Instead, use AviSynth and frameserve to VirtualDub(Mod): VD's preview mode can playback audio while you watch the video. Be careful though, unless you have a fast computer you will get framedrops or asynch video (configurable). And later versions of AviSynth have a nice command called AC3Source which might become useful...

[jorel]

thanks for your atention hakko504.

i have a athlon xp+ 2000,524mb ram,new avisynth 208,
but don't "have a nice command called AC3Source":(
where i got it?

the worse:
don't know how use AviSynth and frameserve to VirtualDub(Mod)!
:o

can you help me more,please?
maybe a sample script will be fantastic.

thanks in advance.

edit:
correct value of ram is 524mb and got virtualdub(mod) too!
:)

[hakko504]

Sorry, you're right, AC3Source is a plugin for v2.5x (http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=Section+3%3A+Filters+and+colorspaces). Don't kow exactly what you are doing, but if you are using GKnot you should upgrade to AviSynth2.51 at the same time as you get GKnot0.28, i.e. right now.

Sample Script:#LoadPlugin (if necessary - use the autoloading instead)
Mpeg2source("musical.d2v")
AC3Source("musical.ac3")

And remember that DVD2AVI is never frameaccurate for trimming, it will cut at nearest keyframe. I think you should read up on how to use AviSynth (http://www.avisynth.org) and use that instead.

[jorel]

Originally posted by hakko504
Sorry, you're right, AC3Source is a plugin for v2.5x (http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=Section+3%3A+Filters+and+colorspaces). Don't kow exactly what you are doing, but if you are using GKnot you should upgrade to AviSynth2.51 at the same time as you get GKnot0.28, i.e. right now.

Sample Script:#LoadPlugin (if necessary - use the autoloading instead)
Mpeg2source("musical.d2v")
AC3Source("musical.ac3")

And remember that DVD2AVI is never frameaccurate for trimming, it will cut at nearest keyframe. I think you should read up on how to use AviSynth (http://www.avisynth.org) and use that instead.

what i'm doing?(or better,trying to do)
want to do some .dv2 with .ac3
for a svcd using various musical clips.

maybe i can do 20 or 30 clips from differents dvds
to make various musicals svcds!
if dvd2avi isn't frameaccurate for trimming,
i will try fade in and fade out to get
better transitions from one clip to another!
"at nearest keyframes" will be good using fade!

i read tons in avisynth.org but my horrible english don't help.
i try to read only good things:
inteligent foruns like this,the Holy Bible and
my big dictionary (portuguese/english and english/portuguese)
:p (kidding but serious)
i stay here every day and read tons(slow reading of course)
and learn too much.

thank you hakko504, for the script,the atention...all.
you're a great person!

i try to get it and post the result.

:)

[Dreassica]

Use mediaplayer classic to play back the d2v file, it will load the corresponding ac3 file too.

[themanintheknow]

ahh yes, and no..
I find that you have to make a small file for re-encoding after as dvd 2avi seperatly decodes (or is it just me) i decode sound then picture, when putting it back together i found 8 legged freeks was 2.1 sec out of sinc on the voice after using a stop watch two media players i could tell this and corrected it on re-encode.

wmp9 (sorry) its plugin edit suite allows you to playpack and sinc so its not to bad as a re- encoder but if you use it as capture divice it uses a few gigs but it can be delt with later to correct this.
here is somthing to try as a plug in for wmp9

http://search.microsoft.com/gomsuri.asp?n=5&c=rp_Results&siteid=us&target=http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/encoder/default.asp

http://search.microsoft.com/gomsuri.asp?n=6&c=rp_Results&siteid=us&target=http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/encoder/default.aspx


This is the intro for this plugin:
"http://search.microsoft.com/gomsuri.asp?n=7&c=rp_Results&siteid=us&target=http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/WM7/encoder.aspx

i may have to tread this wmp9 thing to see what people say about it??