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remove: ConvertToYUY2() and use(again): TemporalCleanerOld.dll waiting..... :wink: |
Done and it says
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ok here it comes
LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\mpeg2dec_dll\MPEG2DEC.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\LegalClip-0.2\LegalClip.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\Sampler-0.2a\Sampler.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\dustv5\DustV5.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\temporalcleaner beta2\TemporalCleanerOld.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\GripFit_preview_0.0c\GripFit_Pr eview.dll") avisource("G:\anden.avi") #ConvertToYUY2() LegalClip() GripCrop(528, 480, overscan=2) GripSize() SpaceDust() #ConvertToYUY2() TemporalCleaner() LegalClip() #Sampler(length=24) |
i can't see more errors.... :?
maybe is better test if the addresses of the dlls is correct! .......and your .avi ... don't know if this can open an .avi! :? really don't know cos i only use .d2v files! |
All my addresses are correct i have allredy tjeked that meny times, so it cant be the error... and i cant fine more errors by my self
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"and i cant fine more errors by my self" me too! but don't bore yourself...i call for better help! :wink: |
@bacce22,
Re-install avisynth version 2.07. TemporalCleanerOld.dll is the correct plugin for TemporalCleaner(). If this doesn't work, try commenting, ( use #) each filter until the error stops. Start with TemporalCleaner. Try this for example: LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\mpeg2dec_dll\MPEG2DEC.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\LegalClip-0.2\LegalClip.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\Sampler-0.2a\Sampler.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\dustv5\DustV5.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\temporalcleaner beta2\TemporalCleanerOld.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\dvd\GripFit_preview_0.0c\GripFit_Pr eview.dll") avisource("G:\anden.avi") #ConvertToYUY2() LegalClip() GripCrop(528, 480, overscan=2) GripSize() SpaceDust() #TemporalCleaner() LegalClip() #Sampler(length=24) @jorel, I changed both Guides to correct TemporalCleaner :wink: -black prince |
thanks for help us black prince! :wink:
and for... "@jorel, I changed both Guides to correct TemporalCleaner :wink: " too! :D ps: sorry, maybe we have broken the rule # 3,984uj48P5. 8O (just kiddin) :wink: |
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from the start
i have checked all of this out extensively, but am still a little lost, is there anyway to have someone lead me through, interactively, i know it would take some time, but i just need some help, it would be greatly appreciated. I am not a bonehead and learn very quickly, so please help!!!
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black prince wrote:
"Tmpeg Settings>Video>GOP Structure> I=1, P=24, B=2, GOP=1, Max frames GOP=24. All boxes are unchecked" In original kvcd Pal template GOP Structure> P=5823 not 24... Why that's so? And why don't use "detect scene change"? |
mp2enc.dll
i got it from darkav.de.vu but when i try to start headac3, i get an error of could not load mp2enc.dll, what do i do?
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tmpgenc
when i load my avs file into tmpgenc, it says mpeg-1 824 by 56, what the hell is that?
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template
and if i am trying to view this video on an ntsc format tv, 32 inch, what template should i be using for maximum quality?
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I was wondering if someone can help me out with some downloaded avi's
I finally got tmpgenc to load an avs script but am having some problems. This is the script I did with moviestacker, I included all filters to try out! #==============================================# # -= AviSynth script by MovieStacker v1.1.1 =- # #==============================================# LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\MPEG2 Dec.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\NoMoS mooth.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\Tempo ralCleanerOld.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\GripF it_preview.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\Block Buster.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\DustV 5.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\Legal Clip.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\ENCODING\MOVIESTACKER\Filters\Sampl er.dll") AviSource("C:\My Documents\My Videos\MacGyver - 106 - Humanity.avi") #ConvertToYUY2() #LegalClip() #GripCrop(352, 240, overscan=1, source_anamorphic=false) #GripSize(resizer="LanczosResize") PixieDust() TemporalSmoother(radius=2, strength=3) #NoMoSmooth(40, 1, 6, 1, 3) #TemporalCleaner() #BlockBuster(method="noise", detail_max=7, seed=1) #BlockBuster(method="sharpen") #GripBorders() #LegalClip() Sampler(length=24) ## MPEG size = ((Total frames/MovieTimeInMinutes)/24) * MPEG sample file size * .98 ## First I started with just the filters and as you can see I had to eliminate one at a time, had to block one then load, block one then load, you get the picture. For every filter I got the YUY error, except for grip borders some unsuported format. So at the very end, with only the two filters left that would load, I entered the ConvertTOYUY2() and when I went to load into tmpenc I got the unsupported error, file wont load. Can someone please help me out! Dont laugh at me for askin but is there a .dll I need for the convert to line |
That avs has the Convertoyuy2 commented out... or did I not understand the post...?
If not, then it should be "ConvertToYUY2" not "#ConvertToYUY2" |
@NyteSkyy,
(ConvertToYUT2). Some divx movies won't need it and others must have it. So it's there as a comment. -black prince |
Thanks for the reply, but the line ConvertToYUY29() is commented out because once I added it then I get the "can not open or unsupported error" and if I dont put it in I get the errorr "source must be yuy2" with each filter that I tried, that is why all those are commented out. Please, can someone pass some advice this way :(
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http://koti.mbnet.fi/~mjollnir/ReadAVS/
This should solve the "can not open or unsupported error" |
Hey CheronAph, thanks for the reply. I only get the error when I add ConvertToYUY2. I get that error "Must Be YUY Format" with all the filters that are commented out. So if I add ConvertTo.... then it wont load! If I dont add that it will load but I cant apply any filters. I tried the ReadAVS and followed the directions and I cant get it to work. I edited the reg file and pointed to readavs dll in tmpgenc directory with the double \\ like it says and then double clicked to install and it wont work. I thought I was missing something that is why I asked if I needed a .dll for the ConvertToYUY2 line. I figured I didnt need one since I didnt see one in any of the posted scripts but I still thought I'd ask. I'm stumped! :cry:
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Try the .avs file that is in the first page of this thread just change the shortcut to your filters, it´s so simple that it has to work!
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OK, just tried the script from the first page and changed plugins to my directory and when I loaded I got the must be yuy error for first legal clip so then i put in converttoyuy2() and i get the same error, cannot open unsupported. Man am I totally bummed!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for all the help guys but I dont know what else to do!
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You should propably load all programs again and start from scratch...
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CheronAph, I did that three times already! That is why I am just about ready to give up on the downloaded clips, or at least take a break before I pull my hair out :lol: Thanks for all the help! I will keep playin with it in hopes that I will figure it out.
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And you have tried other .avi files too so you know that the file is allright?
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Sorry, complete newb here. I followed the instructions as well as I could, but when I run ToK and it loads up TMPGEnc, it gives me this message -
sampler: samples must be >=2 f:\complete movies\here\video.avs, line 26 Any reason why I'm getting this? Is it supposed to do this? Thanks... |
Hi Xenocide,
Did you download the latest "ToK" just posted earlier today? Version 0.0.4.1 here: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3096 -kwag |
Same damn error message with new version.. just says line 28 now instead of 26...
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My AVS script made with Moviestacker says...
#==============================================# # -= AviSynth script by MovieStacker v1.1.1 =- # #==============================================# LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\MPEG2D ec.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\Tempor alCleanerOld.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\GripFi t_preview.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\BlockB uster.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\DustV5 .dll") LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\LegalC lip.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\avi2vcd\MovieStacker\Filters\Sample r.dll") AviSource("F:\Complete Movies\hero.avi") LegalClip() GripCrop(352, 576, overscan=1, source_anamorphic=false) GripSize(resizer="BilinearResize") SpaceDust() TemporalCleaner() BlockBuster(method="noise", detail_max=7, variance=0.5, seed=1) GripBorders() LegalClip() Sampler(length=24) ## MPEG size = ((Total frames/MovieTimeInMinutes)/24) * MPEG sample file size * .98 ## I've tried KVCD_352x240_PLUS.pst, KVCD_352x480_PLUS.pst, KVCD_704x480_PLUS.pst, and KVCDx3_528x480.pst and all of these templates give the same error as above.. The movie I'm trying to convert from divx is 640x240 / 25fps. |
Try to open a .d2v with ToK, and see if you get the same error. It could be a problem with your source :idea:
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Well, I just tried a completely different movie and I am still getting the error... one thing about this new ToK that I notice, is that when I load the AVS script, ToK gives the error message of
" is not a valid integer value Stranger and stranger... any help appreciated, I would really love to get this all working :) |
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Now close ToK, re-open it, and load your file again. -kwag |
How do I load my audio file after that? Do I choose External Audio file again?
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Still getting that error in TMPGEnc even if I leave it on Calculated Audio Size..
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Now that I finally got tmpgenc to open my avs script I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to a good script for downloaded episodes? I have a bunch of MacGyver - yes I'm a MacGyverism nut - episodes that I would like to put on cd but some have strange quality. If I view in WMP, it has some blocks, but if I view in Divx Player it look beautiful. I know it sounds weird but . . . ?
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Hiya m8! I followed your guide got all the tools clicked staart in tok and i got an error message.
The instruction at "0x01cf515b" referenced memory at "0x02079fac" The memory could not be "read" Click on ok to terminate programme. Any ideas what the prob might be, or is it something i've done, please help as i have been at this since 10am this morning and it's driving me crackers. Thanx in advance Ian |
PLEASE HELP ME!! I beg info. on *.AVI to your KVCD
Hey,
I've been searching throughout this huge, wonderful site just flowing with info. for about 4 hours, and I can't seem to get a break. :( I am looking for a way to take a 110 Min. movie which is an *.AVI file, and turn it into the KVCD format using your KVCD sequence so it will fit onto an 80 min. CD-R disc to play in my DVD player.I have read several guides, but they seem to have pieces missing, for example;the listing of some softwares that aren't used in the process! :oops: confused... and I am reading such good things and I am so fired up about it and have alot of these required software to do this : TMPGenc, VCDeasy, Moviestacker, many others and your kool little KVCD prediction meter. I have all the materials but don't have the plans to build such a breakthru in VCD technology. :idea:(well compared to my 3 CD collections with no quality... :) ) I have created a VCD using the guides from VCDhelp.com just to name a few, and stumbled across ya'lls ideas then I was hooked. My videos usually skip and audio would still advance, then the picture would catch up to the audio. :? It is blocky also, because it was kind of "blown up" from the computer version by my DVD player :oops: I used TMPGenc and Ulead's DVD moviefactory for menus. WHAT WENT WRONG? :? PLEASE HELP :D THANX :) :!:[/i][/url] |
Hi AmericanKickboxer,
Have you followed this guide :?: http://www.kvcd.net/guides/kguide/kvcdguide.htm -kwag |
PLEASE HELP ME!! I beg info. on *.AVI to your KVCD
:D So soon? Yes, but isn't that for backing up straight from a digitally versitile disc?
thanx again :D |
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