watermark plugin for virtual dub - VIDEO NOT SHOWING
Heres my code avs file, i load that file on tmpgenc, then the wav for the sound, and load up kvcd template, and click start! when done, it never shows the video, just sound
Before it used to show the video and sound, it worked before, i dont know what happened, video does not show up no more, I used this plugin, watermark plugin for virtual dub You can try this filter for virtualdub: http://neuron2.net/logo/logo17b2.zip Code:
loadvirtualdubplugin("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\Video Editing\virtualdub\plugins\Logo.vdf","logo") , I NOTICED when i remove the watermark code and logo from avs file, tmpgenc shows the video, but when i add the watermark code backo on, it wont show video Like i said before used to work, show watermark, now for some reason it stopped working, please help |
Where did you find hints to make this avisynth line :
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BTW you should simplify a lot your script like this (and stop using such long path, it will lead you to problems) : Code:
loadvirtualdubplugin("C:\kvcd\Logo.vdf","logo") |
i got my lines from this topic
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....asc&highlight= this is what sparkster told me to do Quote:
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Actually there is no way to know what goes wrong in your line as there is no information at all in this old sparkster post. May be its because the size of your BMP and the coordinates where you put it using logo (412,373) makes the BMP to go ouside the video and this cause an error leading to no video.
Is taht something you tried before and that worked ? As Sparkster found it on google, you should try that too. Or ask directly to neuron on Doom9 forum. BTW, I would try first to simplify the script as a mentioned above. and did you try to open the script into virtualdubmod to see if there is an error ? |
yea i loaded it up on virtualdub and clicked on preview, and it worked, i even saved it as an avi file and video showed, but was like 726 MB
for 7 minutes and yes it worked before, with the same size bmp file, and settings, jsut all of a siudden dotn work anymore |
i was playing with the code, and i noticed, even if i took out the 2 logo codes, , tmpgen would still not show the video
SO I took the 2 logo codes, and this code video = converttorgb32(video) and tmpgeng finally showed the video so it has to do with the code video = converttorgb32(video) maybe, im not sure, know how to fix it |
If things are still working with virtualdub, then the problem is in tmpgenc. Start to verify its settings (particulary the "VFAPI" settings, be sure to not have DirectShow that has a bigger priority than AVSReader). See also in the preview of tmpgenc (in File menu) if you see the video or not. And finally do you see it in the preview that is on the main window during encoding (select it in the option menu of course) ?
Finally remove tmpgenc, erase the folder where it was, and reinstall it. If all this does not work please give a snapshot of the TMPGENC window just before, or even better while it is encoding. |
ok what i did , was delete mt tmpgenc folder, and redownloaad it, and i tried it, same thing, black, screen,
so heres a screenshot of my settings on VFAPI http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i...2007/01/14.jpg heres a screesnhot of my project before i click on start, notice it doesnt show the video, again because of that maybe, logo code, http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i...2007/01/15.jpg heres screenshot after its completed http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i...2007/01/16.jpg |
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1/ Remove completely the "ConvertTo" line or 2/ change convertToRGB32 in convertToRGB24 or 3/ let the convertToRGB32 but add a convertToRGB24 at the end of the script. All things in your snapshots seem correct to me. |
i changed it to 32, and nope this time, tmpgenc shows a long skinny rectangle box, so thats not it,
so i tried adding both, heres my new script loadvirtualdubplugin("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\kvcd\Logo.vdf","logo") LoadPlugin("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\kvcd\DGDecode.dll") video = MPEG2Source("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\VTS_01_3 001.d2v") video = convertToRGB32(video) video = logo(video,412,373, 200, 1, 0,0,0,0, "C:\wshh2.bmp", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,0, 0) return video Lanczos4Resize(688,416,0,1,576,318) Addborders(16,80,16,80) video = convertToRGB24(video) and still nothing |
Sorry I can't tell what is wrong on your PC. You have to restore your system back to the day it starts to not work or remove all programm that you installed recently. Your problem sounds like a codec one to me.
Note: and simplify your script by removing all that "video=" like I suggested twice ! [/u] |
if i remove that video stuff, then i wont have a watermark. shoiw me an example
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I gave it on my post "Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:53 am", above in this trhead. Just have to read !*
EDIT: BTW, did you test the method I indicated at the bottom of that other toppic : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....hlight=#126706 ? |
yea are u talkinbout removing the
video = convertToRGB24(video) line,! i i tried that, still dont work, and that other suggestion u told me, about , thats for a nsv file, and theres no dll file to download, and i dont know what code to use, heres my logo that im trying to add to my vob file http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2007/01/4.png |
Sorry I won't continue to add any words as you don't read the ones already written. I said "Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:53 am" and ask me if I am talking about something I wrote in a message "Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:26 am".
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Something taht you also probably missed :
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i did that like yesterday, i went to his site, pmed, him, send him email, no response
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hey!! I GOT IT TO WORK! YOU WERE RIGHT CODEC PROBLEM! I UNINSTALLED SOME VIDEO PROGRAMS I HAD INCLUDING ACP, DVD2SVCD!, XVID CODEC, and some other video eiting software, and now it shows it, your the man
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Great ! :ole:
Hope you will manage to add your logo now. |
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