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moko
10th May 2003, 23:53
I took a short 24 fps clip and served it to CCE, in the script I used AssumeFPS(25,true) to make it PAL and sync the audio. The audio was perfectly synced, around 46 kHz and played good. when I added ResampleAudio(44100) at the end of the script the audio has completely gone (well, it's there, it just dosen't play) and also the file played really slow in WMP (around 10 fps if I'm correct) but was fine in VDub (without audio of course). Why is that happening? because of that I had to do the audio part in CoolEdit.
WarpEnterprises
11th May 2003, 21:06
Which AviSynth version?

Why <...without audio of course>? It has to be there in VD, too.
moko
12th May 2003, 00:01
AviSynth 2.51

In VDub, when I go to to file information, it's indicating that the audio is 44.1 kHz in the correct length but just dosen't play it. when I said the file is fine in Vdub I meant that it plays right, becuase in WMP it plays really slow (and much slower in fullscreen).
WarpEnterprises
12th May 2003, 06:30
what happens if you try "save to wav" in VD?

[edit]: what happens if you use AviSynth 2.08?
moko
12th May 2003, 21:41
In VDMod: demuxing the audio results in an unsupported file type (according to Winamp and WMP), saving the audio to wav results in file that plays, but plays nothing... it's silent.

I can't try it in 2.08 because I can't "get rid" of 2.51. I know it sounds wierd, but not matter what I do I still have 2.51 installed.
WarpEnterprises
13th May 2003, 07:30
..get rid...: simply search for avisynth.dll on all of your drives, there is another copy somewhere on your system, which is not good anyway.
moko
13th May 2003, 22:48
Nope... I have it only in \windows\system. tried to delete it and install 2.08 and I still have 2.51.
And don't worry about the installation it's ok, I also installed version 2.04-2.07 and still had 2.51 installed.
WarpEnterprises
14th May 2003, 07:45
that can't be!
the only thing which "is installed" is the avisynth.dll.

So if you get a 2.51 with a Version() script there it is on your disk for sure.

Be aware that it could be e.g. in the VirtualDub directory.

Or there is a renamed dll?