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TheNine
9th June 2005, 05:19
alright so i used fit2cd to create a avi script for my avi and now cce kicks out an error saying
Frame Size 1316x56 is not supported. Supported Frame size is up to 720x576
any ideas? thanks
mangaforall
9th June 2005, 08:24
it seems that your resolution is wrong. A resolution of 1316x56 is pretty weird....
Wilbert
9th June 2005, 09:30
Apperently an error message is passed to CCE. Please provide your script and CCE version.
TheNine
9th June 2005, 19:37
it seems that my avisynth maybe be corrupt because if i make a script of just avisource("test.avi") it comes up with an error in mplayerc and that error message is the resolution of 1316x56
currently i'm at work so when i get home ill post the script and maybe uninstall and reinstall avisynth
EpheMeroN
10th June 2005, 04:51
I've had this error before. It can be a few things causing CCE to not accept it.
First, if you're using AVISource switch to DirectShowSource, or vice versa.
Secondly, if that doesn't work, try a ConvertToYUY2() in your script. A lot of times CCE gives that error when no valid YV12 decoder is present; i.e. XviD / DivX.
Thirdly, try making the script by hand. As wacky as it sounds, sometimes just remaking the script corrects this.
TheNine
10th June 2005, 23:31
ok well tried to make a script for another avi file, and it did work, when i load my other avi script in to mplayerc i get an error about ACM format not supported but its the same codec as the other movie and is an avi
i will edit later when i get home from work with the full message
Wilbert
11th June 2005, 01:00
Let me guess, the audio is AC3?
TheNine
22nd June 2005, 00:03
yea it is actually, how'd u guess?
Mug Funky
22nd June 2005, 04:31
change the avisource line to "avisource("c:\blahblah.avi",audio=false)" and it'll work. you can use virtualdub/mod to rip the ac3 stream out of the avi so you can use it separately without re-encoding it (ac3 re-encodes particularly badly).
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