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MakeAVIS for Packshot problem
Hi guys,
I wanted to test PackShot out with an AVI I made years ago (I used to backup my DVD with DivX before KVCD came out :)) I made a backup of Galaxy Quest and converted it to DivX. I wanted to test PackShot with a MakeAVIS but I encounder an error when using Phil's V3 script. When I put in all my GripGrop settings and the avisource, fasle settings in and then try to convert I get this: 'GripGrop: Could not save target frame size as variables (MakeAVIS_avisynth_script, line 26)' Here is my script: Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\atc.dll")Can any1 tell me why I recieve this eror in MakeAVIS please. Thanks in advance. |
Hi I took out all the GripCrop setttings and it seemed to work is this o.k to do?
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GripCrop an Makeavis makes problems, yep!
Maybe others did also have that problem?? Maybe its ffvfw makeavis related and the ffdshow version doesnt have Probs? |
Hi Inc,
The MakeAVIS I have is the FFDShow version. I just wanted to see the quality of PackShot with DivX source. What sort of script should I use then to convert to say a KDVD format? Thanks Inc. :) EDIT: I removed all the GripCrop params and when I try to use the script to make a fake AVI Mencoder just flashes for a second and I get no conversion. Should I just make a AVS with just the Avisource line in it? |
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@Dialhot
Thanks for the info Phil I shall remove the GripCrop params and use MovieStacker to resize with your V4 Script. @Vmesquita Thanks for the info VM I shall wait and see what Inc says. :) |
Do read the whole explanation of my build compilings in the CVS Snapshot thread thats why I mention everything which is needed there ;-) :
There you will see that very informative Quote out of my codecs.conf: Quote:
But I never use GripCrop anymore cause of known issues of technical problems and also sometimes resizing problems. So by this I never had a problem when using ffvfw.dll and also I never heard about problems when people use my builds. But what would that mean? Offering 3 builds each CPU related and these also in two variants (ffvfw.dll and ffvfw.ax) 8O Uops ... :) But you can also just modify your OWN codecs.conf in the mplayer/mplayer folder where you just have to change the pointer to the directshow version of ffvfw ... :) With keeping ALLL my respect to SansGrip!! But change to the conventional resizing method like Phil described. Because a) GripFit is complicated to share (MakeAvis) b) If importing external scripts using Import("xxxxx.avs") in your main avs script, also here you will end up in error messages! ;-) |
Thank you very much for the info Inc I shall go back now and study some more. :)
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Hi Inc,
I for one, have been strugling a lot for the past 1,5 weeks trying to use FFdshow's makeAVIS. It seems that the problem is compile-based: we are not doing --enable-dshow on our compiles so it will never handle ffdshow.ax... And I already tried compiling for DShow but the compiling bombs at the end of "make" command :( Also there is a --target=Platform This one tells mencoder where and by what it's running. Like --target=i386-linux for intel+linux :) That way it will know what kind of paths to use when looking for the codecs.conf, fonts.conf, etc... I wonder if I can use --target=i386-win ? Can you check that with me by PM, please? TIA Cheers |
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