malboroman
9th September 2003, 16:06
Hi y'all...
I recently encountered a problem with avisynth that has been covered many times, but nothing worked for me... so I tried some things myself. The error I got in MPlayer and VDub was: 'Could not decompress frame x'. Well... I found an odd solution for it. It seems that VDub can handle those errors better, because what I'm doing is frameserving through VDub and then through Avisynth. It was my goal to encode it with CCE. So I needed to resize and convert to PAL before inputting in CCE. And there is little to no quality loss as far as I can see.
I came with this solution, because the avi would play in VDub, but not the .avs script.
I just thought that I should post this... maybe it can help someone else solve his/'her' problems...
If you've got something to add or to comment on this, feel free to do so:)
I recently encountered a problem with avisynth that has been covered many times, but nothing worked for me... so I tried some things myself. The error I got in MPlayer and VDub was: 'Could not decompress frame x'. Well... I found an odd solution for it. It seems that VDub can handle those errors better, because what I'm doing is frameserving through VDub and then through Avisynth. It was my goal to encode it with CCE. So I needed to resize and convert to PAL before inputting in CCE. And there is little to no quality loss as far as I can see.
I came with this solution, because the avi would play in VDub, but not the .avs script.
I just thought that I should post this... maybe it can help someone else solve his/'her' problems...
If you've got something to add or to comment on this, feel free to do so:)