AVS Script Making video in TMPGEnc Incorrect
Hi,
Ive been using Red-M's excellent KVCD guide to make my first kvcd. However, once I make my .avs script in MovieStacker and then load it into TMPGEnc, the image has a sort of grey filter over it, and is all distorted. Heres a screenshot of how its coming out :? http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif Heres my .avs script (using KVCD_LBR presets) Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\MovieStacker\Filters\MPEG2Dec.dll") Thanks in advance, Lee. |
Go in "Environnemental Settings" of tmgenc, tab "VFAPI". Uncheck "Direct Show Multimedia File". And tell me what happens.
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Stays the same :(
Lee. |
Think ive sorted it out. We shall see. Installed avisynth 2.5 instead of 2.0
Will get back and see how it goes! Lee. |
Ok, that doesnt work either.
With DirectShow off i just get a thin line of interference instead of an image. With it on i just get a video which says the following message: 'Plugin C:\Program Files\Moviestacker\Filters\MPEG2Dec.dll in not an avisynth 2.5 plugin.' Gonna have a go with different filters, see what happens. Lee. |
The new message you obtain is normal because as you guessed, changing avs version involve to change also all the plugins.
It's possible your problem comes with the usage of MPEG2DEC.dll and not MPEG2DEC3.dll BTW, you're problem will perhaps be solved when you will have the last release of MPEG2DEC3 plugin for avs2.5 |
Oh im really stumped by this :cry:
Ive tried the latest plugs, 2.5 version, etc... Whatever I do I cannot get it to work, tried different avisynth versions (2.5.X and 2.0.X). Ah well, another project failed. Thanks for your help anyway. Lee. |
Don't give up so easily sleeky! KVCD-ing is very easy once you get the hang of it, and believe it or not, you're on the right track. :)
A couple simple things to ask since this is your first KVCD: 1) Are you sure that the "video source" you are trying to open in TMPG when you click on the "browse" button is actually your .AVS script, and_NOT_your .d2v file? Because that strange grey screen of dots is what you would normally see if you try opening a .d2v file directly in TMPG. Also look at the screenshots in Sansgrip's old sticky thread about "Recommended TMPG Settings"(or something like that) over in the TMPG Forum to see if you've got the VFAPI Plugin settings configured ideally for .d2v sources. Also, the pathname to your .d2v file is way too long!...this is not recommended as it can lead to problems (maybe not in this circumstance, but certainly later with CQMatic)...so shorten it up. 2) Which version of DVD2AVI were you using with avs 2.0.x? With 2.0.x, you need to use version 1.76. The grey pixelated screen you saw in TMPG can sometimes be caused by specifying an incorrect iDCT_Algorithm in your .d2v project file. For example, if anyone opens a .d2v file with notepad and changes the iDCT_Algorithm line to some unrecognized number, they'll see the same grey screen as you when they view their .AVS file. So perhaps something strange was going on because of the particular version of dvd2avi you are/were using. I hope one of those things might help you along your way. Don't give up pal....we were all new once. :wink: -d&c |
I think ive just had a brainwave, i encoded the .dv2 file with DVD2AVI 1.76 but at the time i had Avisynth 2.5 installed.
Lets give it another shot and hopefully thats it :D Lee. |
Hi, sleeky
Try to open the avs in VirtualDub or a media player. At least this will show you were it failed - in AviSynth or in TMPG. |
Does anybody know of a another option besides Movie Stacker that can make avs scripts compatible with TEMPGecn? I'm not even sure anymore if I can ever use updated AVS versions like 2.5.4 for making kvcd movies.
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Hi ezysk
I don't understand what you are asking all you have to do is copy the optimal script in notepad and then open moviestacker and ignore the error ,get your resized line and save as avs file and everything should work perfect as long as you have all the filters |
I haven't done a KVCD in about 6 months. Well anyway I just reinstalled everything again to do a new one and now i have this problem too.
The problem is the same when you open the .AVS with virtualdub, so I guess the problem is with AVIsynth. Sleeky - did you find a solution |
Actually i just fixed it, here is the scrript...
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HI this thread is getting confusing ,are you guys trying to use avisynth 2.52 or higher or still using version 2.08.
mpeg2dec3 is used for version 2.52(and higher) but your script is for version 2.08 :? |
he uses mpeg2dec2
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Thats my point
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Thats why i said this thread is getting confusing :D |
Oh, so thats what that does! :lol:
and yeah I'm using 2.08 |
hi caish5,have you tried updating to the newer version of avisynth.
It gives way better results and i doubt there will be anymore updates to anything to do with 2.08(scripts and so forth) |
Well i haven't yet. But i might just give it a go with my next kvcd. I did however think that the quality as is was fine for 528x576 res squeezed on a single CD. Perhaps it's time for a trip to blockbuster for some experimentation.
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