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Access violation with Fluxsmooth
Hi, first time using Fluxsmooth. I am getting this Avisynth access violation on my video playback after encode. I'm using Bilinear, Fluxsmooth () and Blockbuster all with Avisynth 2.07. Do I need to put somthing in between the () ? or just leaving the default should be fine? maybe I'll try an older version of Fluxsmooth and see what happens.
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Hi Holomatrix,
Make sure you're using the latest versions of the filters. -kwag |
Hi, yes, I am. Fluxsmooth 0.4 and Blockbuster 0.7. I tried Fluxsmooth 0.3 and it went fine. wierd. maybe Sans should look into this. Running FS 0.4 on a P4 1.8 with CCE. the vaf file goes through but then the mpv file goes real fast adn gives that avisynth violation 0.4 works fine with TMPG but just not multi-pass with CCE. (for me anyway)
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Just kidding :mrgreen: |
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Try running Flux after the resize. If you're doing that already, post your script and I'll try to duplicate it :). |
Oh, well I'm using this script with dvd2svcd;
[AVISYNTH_BilinearResize_FluxSmooth_Blockbuster] 0=BilinearResize(^TargetWidth,^TargetHeight) 1=loadplugin(!fluxsmooth.dll) 2=loadplugin(!blockbuster.dll) 3=fluxsmooth() 4=Blockbuster( method="noise", detail_min=1, detail_max=10, variance=.5, seed=1 ) !fluxsmooth.dll=C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\fluxsmooth\fluxsmooth.dll !blockbuster.dll=C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\blockbuster\blockbuster.dll running with CCE 2.66, 2 pass, FluxSmooth 0.3 works but 0.4 not. Do a test and let me know. Thanks |
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Hi. version 0.4 seems to work with TMPG 2-pass, just not CCE. maybe if there is someone else that is reading this thread can try a multi-pass CCE encode with Flux 0.4 and can let use know if it crashes for you to?
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Damn, FS v0.4 fails on my AMD box with CCE multi-pass also but not v0.3
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Oh well, maybe it's time for me to give TMPG another try :) :)
Since I convert DVD to CVD to you recommend me going with the KVCD LBR 352X480 template ? |
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-kwag |
Ok, thanks bud I'll try those out. Which one of those templates would give better quality if I was going to cram a movie on one cd? last question, promise :)
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Sorry, but should I still use the GOP structure of 1,18,2,24 VBV 112? with DVD2SVCD
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For KVCD 352x480, that's MPEG-1, so you burn as VCD with compliance checks OFF. You may want to try 1-12-1-1-24 the "bleeding edge" GOP :lol: and see if you like it :!: That's currently being reviewed :wink: -kwag |
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