Avisynth: division by zero error in TMPGEnc?
 

The last 3 minutes of my most recent encode I got this error:

Avisynth: division by zero at 0x0b19692a

01:12:00 out of 01:15:00 encoded correctly, then instead of the proper video that I was encoding all I got was that in red letters across the top of the screen. What can I do to fix this? I don't want to try to re-encode before I fix the problem. I don't want to waste another 5 hours.

Thanks,

irshliquor

What are you encoding? An AVI or a .d2v? Please post your script :!:

-kwag

yes, my source is an AVI
script:


LoadPlugin("D:\VCD Shit\Movie Stacker\Filters\Mpeg2Dec.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\VCD Shit\Movie Stacker\Filters\GripFit_preview.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\VCD Shit\Movie Stacker\Filters\Unfilter.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\VCD Shit\Movie Stacker\Filters\LegalClip.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\VCD Shit\Movie Stacker\Filters\Sampler.dll")

##make sure your source videos are in the same dir as this script##
AviSource("movie.avi",false)
ConverttoYUY2
LegalClip()
GripCrop(704, 480, overscan=2, source_anamorphic=false)
GripSize(resizer="BicubicResize")
unfilter(50,50)
temporalsmoother(1,2)
mergechroma(blur(1.58))
mergeluma(blur(0.2))
GripBorders()
LegalClip()

#Sampler(length=24)

Your script is correct, so you have a problem (corrupted frames?) in your source. Try another AVI or process a .d2v via a similar script, and you shouldn't see the error.

-kwag

i'm pretty new to this so is there a guide or anything related to processing a .d2v? Maybe something that would tell me what that would actually accomplish for me?

I'm not sure if it's a corrupted frame, i'm able to watch the finished product right up to where it cuts out, and i watched the source up to the same point and beyond without any flicker or anything...i had another avi that had corrupted frames and it would crash media player when it came to that frame. Like I said I'm new so any advice is good advice.

irshliquor

Hi there,
I don't know if this works for you people, I encounterd the same problem when encoding a frameserve file (frameserve from Virtual Dub), I was using mergechroma(blur(1.5)) + SpaceDust + Legal Clip, I fixed the problem after deleting "mergechroma(blur(1.5))", it worked for me. My source was VOBs ripped from a clean DVD.

Hi irshliquor,

Check this thread: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....hlight=corrupt

The .d2v file is a project file created with DVD2AVI, for processing DVD files. This doesn't apply to this specific case. The problem seems to be in your AVI file. Check the link above and see if the programs referenced there help.

-kwag

upon further review, it looks as if there is indeed a corrupt frame in the avi. damn. back to the drawing board :x