I don't know i did it right but
I put the decomb.dll, mpeg2dec.dll, avisynth.dll and install.req and uninstall.req in the C:windows\system32.

i generate the avs from fitcd which I might did wrong something

here my avscript

LoadPlugin("C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\MPEG2DEC.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\decomb.dll")
AviSource("C:\anime series\kanon1\kanon07.avi")
Telecide(reverse=false,swap=false,firstlast=false, post=true,threshold=15,dthreshold=9,blend=true,chr oma=false,y0=0,y1=0)
Decimate(cycle=5,mode=0,threshold=0)
BilinearResize(352,240,0,0,352,240)
Trim(0,32607).FadeOut(150)
TemporalSmoother(2,2)
AddBorders(0,0,0,0)

When I try load in TMPGEnc, I got a blue screen and then the program shut down.

There anyway fixs this.

kasun000

Hi kasun000:

Remove this line: Trim(0,32607).FadeOut(150)

And what type of video is this kanon07.avi.
Is it a DIVx file or a captured AVI?

kwag

kanon07.avi is DIVXMPG4 V3 type.

Even I took the Trim out but I encode a black screen with red text saying:

Telecide: yuy2 data only (no RGB): use convert yuy2
(C:\anime series\kanon1\film.avs, line 4)

I guess did something wrong with fitcd

kasun000

Insert the following line in your .avs script right after your AviSource line:

ConvertToYUY2()

kwag

like this:

AviSource ("c:\anime series\kanon1\kanon07.avi") ConvertToYUY2 ()


kasun000

Yes. But put it like this:

LoadPlugin("C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\MPEG2DEC.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\decomb.dll")
AviSource("C:\anime series\kanon1\kanon07.avi")
ConvertToYUY2()
Telecide(reverse=false,swap=false,firstlast=false, post=true,threshold=15,dthreshold=9,blend=true,chr oma=false,y0=0,y1=0)
Decimate(cycle=5,mode=0,threshold=0)
BilinearResize(352,240,0,0,352,240)
TemporalSmoother(2,2)
AddBorders(0,0,0,0)


And all of this is assuming that your AVI is 29.97 interlaced. If your source is 23.976, you have to remove the Telecide and the Decimate lines.

kwag

that why I was kept getting that blue screen error
cuz my source is 23.976

Is TemporalSmoother filter like noise reduction or you meant
using the temporalsmoother filter with avisynth script and using
the tmpeg filter so it won't be that slow or something else.

thanks you for your help

kasun000

Yes. TemporalSmoother is an adaptive noise reduction filter.
Just use the TemporalSmoother in the AviSynth script.

Don't use the TMPEG filters. They are very slow.

kwag

thanks again

what last question what are the best setting or max setting that temporalsmoother could go up to I see so post in vcdhelp forum
about your post some (2,2). Could go higher then 2,2?

I suggest you stay with the 2,2 default. Going higher creates "trails" in moving images.

kwag