Tachikoma
20th July 2004, 13:12
Hi folks,
I read several threads on this board about this topic, but none of them seems to cover my case. First of all my specs:
ASUS A7V333 Motherboard
Athlon XP 2100+
512MB DDR333 RAM (Nanya)
WinXP Pro SP1
VirtualDubMod 1.5.10
AVISynth 2.55 build: Jul 15 2004 [16:39:25]
AVISynth Plugin directory contains DirectShowSource.dll, TCPDeliver.dll
Script used:
LoadPlugin("c:\programme\codecs\avsplugins\Decomb521.dll")
LoadPlugin("c:\programme\codecs\avsplugins\Deen.dll")
LoadPlugin("c:\programme\codecs\avsplugins\MSharpen.dll")
DirectShowSource("d:\vidtemp\ep01.grf")
Trim(2705, 0)
Trim(0, 38658)
Decimate(5)
Deen()
MSharpen(threshold=7)
BicubicResize(704, 396)
AssumeFPS(25)
Now I set up VirtualDubMod to do batch encoding:
1st Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 1stPass with QuarterPel
2nd Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 2ndPass with QuarterPel
3rd Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 1stPass without QuarterPel
4th Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 2ndPass without QuarterPel
(to see which one gives the better result)
The first three jobs work without problems, the fourth job (which works on exactly the same sourcefile) gives me an error. The order of the jobs makes no difference (ie. first with QuarterPel or first without QuarterPel, it's always the 4th job which fails). I don't think it's a hardware related issue, since the box already did a lot 'overnight-jobs' without any problems.
(copied from VirtualDubMod.jobs)
// $error "Avisynth read error:
Avisynth: caught an access violation at 0x014e29ca,
attempting to write to 0x00000321"
Anybody got an idea how to solve this? Of course, I could just do only one job (2 passes) at a time, but since I'm about to convert a whole series this is quite a waste of time.
If you need more information please ask.
Thanx in advance.
I read several threads on this board about this topic, but none of them seems to cover my case. First of all my specs:
ASUS A7V333 Motherboard
Athlon XP 2100+
512MB DDR333 RAM (Nanya)
WinXP Pro SP1
VirtualDubMod 1.5.10
AVISynth 2.55 build: Jul 15 2004 [16:39:25]
AVISynth Plugin directory contains DirectShowSource.dll, TCPDeliver.dll
Script used:
LoadPlugin("c:\programme\codecs\avsplugins\Decomb521.dll")
LoadPlugin("c:\programme\codecs\avsplugins\Deen.dll")
LoadPlugin("c:\programme\codecs\avsplugins\MSharpen.dll")
DirectShowSource("d:\vidtemp\ep01.grf")
Trim(2705, 0)
Trim(0, 38658)
Decimate(5)
Deen()
MSharpen(threshold=7)
BicubicResize(704, 396)
AssumeFPS(25)
Now I set up VirtualDubMod to do batch encoding:
1st Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 1stPass with QuarterPel
2nd Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 2ndPass with QuarterPel
3rd Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 1stPass without QuarterPel
4th Job: Encode the AVS File using XVid 2ndPass without QuarterPel
(to see which one gives the better result)
The first three jobs work without problems, the fourth job (which works on exactly the same sourcefile) gives me an error. The order of the jobs makes no difference (ie. first with QuarterPel or first without QuarterPel, it's always the 4th job which fails). I don't think it's a hardware related issue, since the box already did a lot 'overnight-jobs' without any problems.
(copied from VirtualDubMod.jobs)
// $error "Avisynth read error:
Avisynth: caught an access violation at 0x014e29ca,
attempting to write to 0x00000321"
Anybody got an idea how to solve this? Of course, I could just do only one job (2 passes) at a time, but since I'm about to convert a whole series this is quite a waste of time.
If you need more information please ask.
Thanx in advance.